Brian Burke just came out with his book “The Hands-Off Investor” which goes in depth on how to vet syndicators and how to find the best opportunity for you.

Hi Ya'll,I'm looking for some folks who have in depth knowledge about the market for single family homes in Taylors, SC near Greenville, South Carolina.  

Of course, I'm going to continue doing my own research and much more in depth, but I want to visit these cities and get on the ground information as well.

However there is the option to obtain a ULOC (unsecured line of credit) or better known as credit card stacking for start-ups or any business for that matter.ULOC's are based on personal credit score, history depth of credit and utilization.

Here are some more in-depth questions to get the ball rolling: How did you end up choosing the out-of-state market you invested in?  

Plus I already have a decent amount of my own money saved at this point as well.I could obviously go much more in depth, but this is already a long post.

It will give you much more in depth insights and is beneficial, even if you are not going to buy a fixer. 

I have been trying both and am still on the fence but am leaning towards Unitdash as it allows me better tracking of bi-weekly payments, will mail letters for you, and doesn't require such an in depth set up process.

BRRRR goes slightly more in depth and might be hard to understand if you don't have a decent grasp of the basics.Right now, because of the vehicle I'm choosing (Buy and Hold MFHs), I'm reading:Building wealth one house at a time and What every real estate investor needs to know about cash flow.Hope that helps! 

They won't care if an account is off by $3- they will want to strategize, look big picture, know tax law in depth, and their biggest concern should be the your taxable income, treatments, and filings.