Times may have changed but after spending a lot on postcards, online ads, bandit signed(yes even in North NJ), I found D4D then lookup the owner and keep a short list to focus focus focus on.

Until you work out the bugs in your sysyems and procedures.Or, if you invest farther away, do a personal, physical (not Zoom) walkthrough of the property before you sign off on it.Surprises and out of state investments, don't make good bed fellows. 

I have a deal all signed to buy a home sub2 in Pueblo Colorado, but I realized the mortgage is a FHA loan.

It's not a good sign, but wouldn't be disqualifying for me. it does let you know that the applicant is comfortable refusing to pay an obligation.  

@ariana alexic - typically, the management company is an empty shell entity (holding no assets) that is used simply for the purpose of dealing with third parties (signing contracts, leases, etc).

So the real question is this - Do you have a signed Change Order with this Contr that specifies the work to be done and the payment schedule?

NOTE: Always do your due diligence before signing a contract with a wholesaler.

We spoke to Warner once, seemed nice but once you sign his job is done and you won’t get to connect with him again.

You can sign up for these on a great website called Meetup.Financial Preparation:Evaluate Your Finances: Understand your current financial situation, including savings, credit score, and any potential sources of funding.Create a Budget: Establish a budget for your first investment.

Hey Jeff,Just wanted to give you a heads up – I snagged a screenshot of the first page of their reportLooks like the mountain areas aren't included, probably under a different municipality.I stumbled upon this report on their website, after signing up for their free account.