Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Wade R ConwayUse a licensed servicer - it’s $25-30/months for the loans and will be cheaper and easier than any softwareThey also will do all tax reporting docs etcUnless you have 500 loans and wish to do it in house - much easier just to use a servicer like bifils.com Thanks Chris, so do you just look them up on the web and call them?

Everything you need to learn is out there for free here on bigger pockets, on YouTube and all over the web really.

The SEC and FDIC web sites have most of those answers.

You could try browsing in a web browser.

I think I'm doing with Gary (high risk between tenants and property manager) and Birmingham (unreliable tenants so far, though that could change).So that was 11 properties in 12 months.

Instead of anonymous web page reviews the reference section of a members profile  here lets you interact directly with those folks to get the true skinny on someone you're contemplating working with.As always, do your homework find the best practices and work with someone  you click with.  

Hello, can you please suggest me good web sites to advertise the house for rent?

Either way you'll likely need to put in a CC# before proceeding)3) Go to "Business Organizations', then under "Web Filings" choose "Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC)" (or different, if applicable)4) Filing type -> Certificate of Formation (should be the only one)5) Fill out your info.The cost should be $300.

Hi, new here  just looking for a little guidance on where to start... maybe a couple of different web sites I can brows.Thank in advance

His license could be verified by calling the City or checking their web site.