@Henry Thomas Austin trailer homes can be much more difficult to obtain financing on because many times they are not on a permanent foundation especially as an investment property I would make sure your lender is on board with this before taking time out of everyone's day to look at the property

All I can say is I watched all their intro videos, read their book "The Turnkey Revolution" which was great and had several calls with one of their on boarding people and they are very professional.

Social Media is already being used as a tool in RE so I would definitely get on board asap.

I want to have a contractor on board before I even think of closing on any rehab property.

Probably not what you are looking for but for me automated solutions have their own problems when 100% of tenants are not on board.

There are relatively few of us out on the east side of Toronto who are active on BP so good to have you on board. 

I can get a loan if I need to, I'll just have to bring my parents on board.

If this was 1980 and I had to carry a calculator to do the math like a nerd, sure I'd be on board with the rules.

With a bit of work, he and I got all the passives on board, we met, we voted, and we removed him as manager.  

Struggling to get the wife on board as no-one likes a lifestyle change.Wholesale: I would love to link up with these wholesalers everyone's chatting about on here to be on blast lists for available deals in areas in which I am interested - Namely to start my "BRRRR" portfolio.As with most investors, I am all over the map and scared to make the first move as everyone wants a sure thing.