Then, if everything or most important things check out, then I invite them to do a walkthrough of the unit (this is typically when I am able to put eyes on the applicants and interact with them), and you'd be surprised at all of the added information that you didn't ask for (but maybe should have asked for) starts flowing out.   

I would love tips or invites for any local real estate groups. 

In moratorium MN anything under A-class tenants for a new investor is inviting problems, big problems that could cost dearly. 

We have tried everything to settle this in a friendly manner, however in the fall the tenant communicated verbal threats numerous times.

Hey Christopher, Making that first leap can be daunting,  I found the best way to minimize *some* of the mistakes is to analyze numerous properties before you pull the trigger. 

I have successfully completed cash out refinances here numerous times.

Our events usually had 50-60 people and it was an open invitation, but now we are capped at 50 people or 50% of the room capability whichever is less. 

I sent you an invitation request if you want to connect!

I'm a little outside of Sacramento, but my neighbor's house was just recently listed and it went in 3 days, also had numerous offers, and they ended up accepting one for $50k over asking. 

My primary marketing strategy has been craigslist and Facebook marketplace, while I have some seen some interest through these, there are numerous other listings that are slightly cheaper and in better areas.