So if you wanted to go that route, you would have it shop around...but given you are 5 months in, like @Upen Patel said, you should probably wait.  

He built a personal finances tracker app as a pet project for us (hellofin.app) and it sends me a text every time money goes in or out of our accounts, and we can add a tag to it (like "christmas gifts" rather than the generic bank terms "shopping").

This would be like a 2nd tour of the area, after your ride with the seller.I'd also eat in various parts of town because these everyday places (restaurants, shopping malls, grocery stores) are also where your tenants will be eating/shopping, so you get a good feel for the convenience of the area.  

Reverse wholesaling is really just being smart about your wholesaling strategy.

Shop around, I've found a few banks that will allow 100% LTV (in other words, they will loan you the remaining 30% value of your home).  

He is a one man shop so prices are efficient and he is super detailed.

I just say to my LO tenants, you are headed toward ownership, you are a smart and financially secure family,, you'll handle most maintenance right?  

New to this real estate business......but smart,young, intelligent and hungry for financial freedom

Hello Smart BP Folks -I am reading one of my favorite economist bloggers - Bll McBride at Calculated Risk - and I see an interesting article about rents and renters.

We'll be shopping around but does anyone have any recommendations for insurance companies they think are best for rental property owners?