Local real estate groups can be a great resource for recommendations.Market Knowledge: Dive into local real estate meetings and online forums to soak up as much as you can about your area of interest.

I was going to suggest finding a place with better value, but after doing some searching online I didn't come up with much.  

Looked at dozens of SFHs online and ran the numbers, ARV not high enough, renovation costs going over, and making offers based on video tours, sight unseen has been challenging.

What the benefits for the seller are is that they CAN foreclose almost as easily as a bank if need be; there is a good chance that they can get a better rate on that Note that they will carry (say 5-10%) than what they are likely to get with their equity otherwise; if might help them sell a property that is hard to sell otherwise; and might be advantages income tax wise also.One example is a 4plex that just came online here in our market.

They might have searched online to see what parts Lowe's had available and that is NOT always easy.

Remote online notarization is more common these days outside real estate. 

It doesn't require me to socialize, network or interact for long periods of time, but still lets me provide information and education.I don't mind getting attention online (where I can turn it off if I want), but I hate being the center of attention in real life. 

I worked with a local agent and looked online.

Thanks so much for the welcome and lovely recommendations,definitely been absorbing lots of information online and it kinda gives you ideas  with how you want to start and where you want to start so it’s very helpful!

Hello, I am looking for input from those who have used online rental payment applications for their tenants to pay their rent.