When I first visit a property I will take still or video of all rooms.

@Jesse JamesWelcome.Try to visit as many different REIA club meetings cash buyers and wholesalers are there to help you.Check out the contractors table at Lowes and Home Depot etc ask for referrals for co tractors that are always busy and good.

I would argue that most consumers nowadays, will visit a website before they make a phone call.

A seller will call a number or visit a web-site and fill out a questionnaire and new leads pop up.

All three of you will be personally guaranteeing the loan so if one of you bails for whatever reason, the others will be forced to keep paying.My first step if I were you would be to visit a local community bank to see what their lending requirements/guidelines are.

Having lived in Denver for a while (and having family out there who I visit a few times per year), I'm leaning heavily towards the suburbs of Denver that I'm familiar with (Jefferson County mostly).

If make ready is substantial, I'll visit a couple times during make ready.

You might want to ask around and visit a large management firm that specializes in the product type you're interested in.

I didn't do a prequal yet since I want to visit a few more smaller local banks.

Can't wait to go South and visit a beach somewhere.I'm new and I have a duplex that I just completed renovating and have one tenant and another possible section 8 candidate that may occupy by 4/1.Boy did I learn a few things already about what NOT to do next time.