Just because you are capable of screening applications doesn't mean you are the best at it.

Google is “active intent” and unlikely to yield people that you should be targeting:These people are those with big problems that they are either not capable or unwilling to solve that you are skilled at resolving.Go for the obvious: foreclosure, defaulted taxes and tired landlords, IN THAT ORDER.Leave probate and title opportunities for later when you can handle longer timelines between paydays.

I feel like my thoughts are scattered and need to speak to someone that can lead me in the right direction.Thank you for your time Arianna  The answer to the question depends on your husband and your wants, needs, goals, and capabilities.

I co host around 100 properties in Utah and have used VAs who are not as capable and some who are extremely capable (depending on your budget).

Instead of fighting the high interest rates, take advantage of them by buying secured first trust deeds currently paying 9.5%.

Fighting against it has been difficult but I've got a wholesaling business started, some long-term investments working well and a beautiful wife now.

I had no idea I was capable of more and I didn't even try.

Perhaps some of these amenities come later (schools, retail/commercial) but selecting markets that have the capabilities of incorporating these features is a good start.

Fortunately, all three inspectors (from different departments) were very supportive and one inspector even stated they will not return, even if another complaint is filed.I want to offer a cash-for-keys option, but since the tenant's attorney is from a nonprofit, I feel she will fight for her tenant to stay.

I plan on going to bigger facilities over time but right now I know I’m not currently capable of competing with them as effectively as I would like to because of experience level and capital.