There you can acquaint yourself with other real estate investors and professionals (lenders, title reps, realtors, escrow agents, appraisers, contractors, etc) in your area.Happy to help in any way I can.Congratulations, Samson, and I wish you much success in your real estate investing career!

Their people are ill-equipped to deal with real estate or private lending, and you will not have the professional support needed.If you do not mind being overwhelmed, here is the (very long) BP list of SDIRA custodians.

And while, yes, I do use this investment both personally and professionally, if you look through my past posts you'll see I'm pretty even-handed about recommending it - it's not for everyone and new investors need to have a very clear idea of their needs and goals before they can decide if it's the right avenue for them.That being said, I will try to give you a brief description of the model.

Because i wanna start bigger.I know many investors here are very professional and i would like to get a little help from you guys.

Lisa Kovac yea all the professionals and books ive read about landlording said to do app fee and a couple background and credit checks.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

With me being new here and new to the Real Estate investing world I figured I'd ask you guy's for professional advice.

The inspector finds the guy on my flip and came in with guns loaded...I watched him drain the profit from my flip. 

You should ask for and get: Rent roll, leases, statement of income and expenses-last 3 years min-bank statements as mentioned above, list of security deposits for closing, and do a professional inspection.Would not hurt to verify taxes are UTD and no liens registered.

I'm admittedly not a professional builder but eager to learn.