Just do not put all your eggs in one basket, because you will discover you will need several lenders the more properties you acquire and the more successful you become.I hope this help and I wish you the best!

My experience with Pin Point Profits, after calling over 1000 names in the Florida market about several months ago while I as actively doing wholesaling; is on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being horrible and 10 being great); I would have to give Pin Point Profits a 2.Now my experience does NOT mean you will have the same experience. 

You may need to interview several before you find the right fit and make sure you have at 3 on your team.Read below here are the questions, I hope they help:Investor Friendly Real Estate Agent Questions:How long have you been working with real estate investors?

Hi there,I'm searching for my first out-of-state buy-and-hold investment property and after speaking to several lenders and realtors, I'm hearing different things that I hope to get some clarification on:1.

The daughter who inherited the property lived several hours away.

Being new to this, it was quite a bit of anxiety for several months so hopefully this helps reduce some anxiety for others :) 

I lurked in the forums and listened to the podcast for several years before making the leap to buying my first property.

If this property is outside of Portland, and my guess is that it is, you may be sitting on the property for several months before it sells.

I've only invested in South Florida to date (I own several condos) and would like to explore investment possibilities in Atlanta and the surrounding area (multifamily is my preference but I'm open to sfh). 

I have heard from and know several agents, but I want to hear from an appraisers point of view.