You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

You just have to play nicely with the SEC like what @Robert Borr was saying.Step #1- Just go meet people that you believe would be interested in learning what you have to say in the future (Don't talk about returns, etc. 

Everyone wants a lipstick flip which is non existent nowadays unless you're willing to take razor thin margins or make some kind of appreciation play. 

Here is a link to the online petition. 

You can work with a mailing list broker to get recommendations - it shouldn't cost you any more than the on-line systems.

Debt to income will come into play if you use conventional financing.

I did that, won the home (it was an online auction) and I have no regrets.

At last, after being tossed from people to people I finally received an answer that all the information was online.

After they review your docs and do the appraisals you can choose the best bank to go with.I applied online which made the process much faster than coming to the branch.

All I know is that in my experience roof stock touches base on everything you have said you do not want to do, for example “play landlord” you basically just sit back and watch the money roll in (given it is a good investment).