I took photos of the place and put the pictures up online as it was ready to rent it out.

I think there are some online banks that have nice returns but for me I’m not really trying to have a savings account generating interest at a bank but rather in real estate and the money in the bank is only a temporary holding spot

I’ve read horror stories online but also know there are some really great property managers out there.

The guarantor requirements are:1. good credit (700 and above)2. proof of income (min 72 x monthly rent: $144k/y on a $2k/month apt)I often clearly state these criteria on the apt ad online, and I pre-screen applicants on the phone.

I'm browsing properties online for a few different central Alabama locations, but I dont think I'm gonna be able to find a true  deal until I'm back home in person this fall.

It shouldn't cost extra money and it's much easier than going online to figure out what you want.Some might be Seniors with Long-time Ownership and Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.

You might get a general idea if you look at the online county property lines (GIS) and see if you can tell where the tree is and the part that is down.

Can't see to find one online, and my listing broker doesn't seem to have on on their site either despite having other forms.

I look forward to networking on this platform

Things are very different in person then they seem online, x100 for someone from CA going to say the midwest.