When they sent contractors to the homes, I'd look them up on Google Reviews, Yelp, etc and most times they were about 2 out of 5 stars.3.

$100 and you can check out my new 5-star review in Google! 

I like @Jake McVey's comment about knowing your ARVs in each neighborhood you're considering (or having a rock-star agent who can help with that). 

You people are rock stars!

If you are not and there is nothing wrong with that you will be draw to something else maybe it’s construction work at 50-100 dollars an hour because you are a rock star at that.

But my all-star insurance agent found some for $40/mo.

But my all-star insurance agent found some for $40/mo.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Have you verified their license and tried to research them to ensure they don't have 50 1-star reviews, ethics complaints, etc?

.#3 Attend 5 star conference in Dallas in September 2022....whole industry is there and you start networking and taking classes.#4 If your broker is HUD certified, sign up to take HUD listings.#5 Hang out at the foreclosure auctions so that trustees see you, know you, trust you, and help buyers connect with them.

I'm considering using their property management services, but I am seeing a lot of 1-star reviews online.