Similar to our current Renter Profile product, which allows renters to submit a bit about themselves for landlords to preview, applications is now a more formal way to review prospective tenants.

@Zach Perry- thanks for the post   1)  get  formally  pre approved  in order to educate yourself  regarding present rates /  and  numbers   2) to make sure you have a loan / financing in place  ...without a loan - its tough to take the  next step ...good luck and let me know if you would like a loan officer  referal for your area

This option is probably the least expensive, but additionally the least formal.

We learned to never do a formal inspection.

What are the steps and/or roadblocks associated with creating an HOA that was intended for a development (stated in CC&Rs) but then never formally created. 2.

Hello BP family,I am in the process of buying a portfolio with 18 Single-Family Rental Properties located throughout Detroit, MI, and need assistance with comps in the local area before requesting formal appraisals.

It was around 16 years ago when I helped to really popular rise it nationwide.It’s important to understand the definition of a turnkey real estate investment because there is no formal definition, and different companies use it a little differently.In short, it is not too good to be true.

I invest in the midwest currently (formally in the south). 

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@Damon Aniton- thanks ...definitely get a formal pre approval in place with a lender in order to find out for sure what the maximum  loan amount will be and  what  rental income that will be usable for your present rental and also for the  3 units  you plan to rent  on the new  4 plex.....also - fyi - if the present loan is a VA loan - buying another property using another VA loan might be an issue - good luck