Their in-depth knowledge and access to comprehensive background checks, credit reports, and rental histories enable them to meticulously assess individuals and identify any red flags that may indicate fraudulent activities.

If you want to get more information and a more in depth explanation of this, check out my YT channel "Succeed REI" and look for a video I posted about a year ago called "Your LLC is Worthless if you F**k THIS Up (Don’t Make This Mistake)."  

I have a basic understanding of the loan product (income, credit score, loan limits, etc.) but wanted to ask more in-depth questions that I may not have considered. 

Depending on the depth of your basement and the well you might need a step.  

I would also love to chat more in depth about finding the perfect property.

Follow these simple steps:1) Establish a strong internet presence for your company by listing it on at least 15 sites-- Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Scoop It, Bing, Manta, 411, Google+, Google Places, etc.2)  Purchase a certificate of deposit and borrow against it (now you have a secured loan ).3) Make regular deposits into your business checking account for 90 days to establish a favorable bank rating.4) Add higher level trade references to Dun and Bradstreet to provide depth to your Paydex Score (net 30s are usually lower amounts; you'll need higher approvals from your trade references-- 2k to 4k).5) Upload your company financials to Dun and Bradstreet to complete your file and create a strong credit profile.6) After 90 days apply for unsecured lines of credit.

Here’s really in depth study on Atlanta sprawl, it might be a few years old. https://www.brookings.edu/wp-c...I am not familiar with East point, but I do think cartersville is a great long term rental market.

Below I'll go more in depth on each aspect of this strategy.MARKET REQUIREMENTS:1.

Find a way to increase income by $20 per unit per month with 20 units, and all of a sudden you're making the same added profits as if you purchased 2-3 more units. 2) What is the length and depth of your track record (how long have you been at it, how many units do you have)?

And as Bob mentioned I would recommend getting The Book on Flipping Houses which goes way more in-depth into the analysis process.