2) Do you take a paper application with all the vitals, such as SSN, DOB etc.?

They can handle day-to-day operations, tenant issues, and maintenance, which is vital for a smooth investment experience when you're not local.Also, consider the following:Economic Stability: Look for areas with diverse job markets and low unemployment rates.Population Growth: Areas with growing populations often indicate a healthy rental market.Rental Yield: Research the average rent in these areas to ensure your investment will generate the desired cash flow.Remember, each market has its nuances, so thorough research and possibly a visit to the area could be very beneficial.

I think that it is vitally important to be working on the deal side and the money side both.

It's also vital to understand the local regulations and zoning laws as this knowledge is crucial for a successful venture.Given your location in the Midwest, try taking a closer look at cities like Cleveland and Columbus.

This site has been invaluable in my quest to learn about all of the necessary knowledge, the vital processes and the ever-important others' experiences and and so much more.While recently putting my plan to paper and visualizing my future business, my excitement and happiness about this path grows.

New wholesalers commonly overestimate ARV and underestimate rehab costs so it is vital to get these numbers right in order to establish a good reputation and provide quality service to your end buyers.

This post is exactly why 1; I don't like dual agency, it's impossible for a consumer to tell if they are being duped or given proper representation. 2; it's vital to have your own agent that you trust. 

The last thing I will say is that, just "going through" the program is great, but sticking with it (not straying), being mentored by Todd and his team and fellow students is just as vital, so you are never alone and can get through anything!!!!

@Michelle Eisenberg From reading BP and books I’m learning that building an excellent TEAM is vital.

That said, I offered to cover half of the unauthorized costs, and reminded the tenants that alterations/modifications require prior written approval.