Current requests we have set in place- Credit Background Check- Employment Verification - Rental History (past and current landlord)- Criminal Background Check (state and federal) - Eviction Database Check - No Fly, FBI Watch List While none of us have a true crystal ball, performing your max due diligence ultimately provides us & and our client's a higher peace of mind.

I haven’t had much luck finding vacancy rates in the area and know that cap ex is dependent on condition of property but looking for ball park figures in my specific area.

Its a different ball game then properties that are being listed for sale thru the MLS. 

Buying with cash is like playing T ball, no one strikes out.

Hello my name is Juan Carlos Garcia I’m new to the rental property investor and want to get the ball rollingI’ll start of with my plan, what I want to do is buy a single family home, witch I’ll be a first time home buyer.

Try a low ball offer.

@Jordan Moorhead nobody has a crystal ball and it’s hard to say as each market is different.

You can syndicate it, but the cost of setting up the syndication will likely be more than the deal can bear, ball park, $12,000.I’m not saying don’t do it, but realize there is a risk if it classifies as a security and you don’t set it up as such.

He had his drawing with him and I took a look and gave him a ball park of about $14,000 .

It got the ball rolling so to speak.