I don't know about a website, but there's no reason to be concerned about a soft pull.

Definitely brush up on local building and zoning codes.

If your looking to jump into wholesaling which most new people are, the best piece of advice I can give you is to brush up on your sales and marketing skills.

There might also be the fire hazard due to weeds or having brush and trees close to your house, which might affect the cost of your fire insurance.  

Soft screen everyone to find that perfect tenant. 

They laid laminate over soft spots in the subfloor, the appliances were poor quality and the floors were bouncy.

I purchased in a growing area and turned the back yard brush into a back yard oasis.

.- Brushed nickel fixtures (or something similar) - light fixtures, faucets, etc.- Brushed nickel knobs/handles (or something similar.)- If you have a couple bucks left in the budget, get new (and when I say new, I mean on sale/refurbished/wholesale) stainless steel appliances.

Hi Matt,After ten years of landlording, I've learned that it's not necessary for a landlord to collect a SSN for screening, because you can still get full credit reports and background checks through soft inquiry companies (like Cozy, or even every credit bureau provides their own online tool that helps landlords order reports without SSN).

I keep an eye on them and will usually reach out after 30 days to get a feel for how soft their asking price as become.