My main thing is in how little people have explained this concept to me.

The seller was my mentor when I first started buying rentals.

I’m here to connect and get some honest insights—not just a sales pitch—so if anyone has tips on properties or areas with good potential for appreciation and tax advantages, please let me know!

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My question is since a lender is involved and I will be drafting up a contract how do I protect myself as to once I hand off the home he doesn't end up pushing me out (there is no sign of such and there is trust but this business)?

Here are my top 5 essential tools that every investor should consider using:1.

My order goes like this.1: Front of House (unless there is an extra special feature. think a Plane Jane house with a chef kitchen or over-the-top pool and patio area)2-5: Highlights of the best features of the house.

I personally have not had much of a hard time finding tenants for my apartments.

My advice for MTRs would be to have some activity or furnished tenant source other than just a hospital.

1st, my pricing was not cheap to begin with $200 a mo.2nd, I live in California and my property is in Birmingham.3rd, they had great reviews until I dug a bit more.4th, they're the biggest in the state of Alabama.Anymore questions Drew?