@Sam TrightBesides the other comments above you also start really walking or crossing the fine line of selling securities when you start bundling up parts of a note and selling it to different people.

Whoever actually went to the house claimed to have found a short at the compressor and added 6lbs of freon.Latchel is probably fine if they only triage to our previously vetted contractors, but if "LUGGHOME" is their version of a "preferred contractor", I am out.

@William Vreelandlooking on market is fine, but you will probably need to purchase off market to get a BRRRR-able deal. 

I have 2 flood zone A rentals, but those were both fine.

If you want to form an LLC in the state in which the property is located, that's fine but single member is all you need.

Hence why I was on craigslist lol  Easiest way to get your investor buyer clients inventory is connecting with all the wholesale shops in your area, and connect buyers to sellers.Some of the seasoned buyers will already be on the wholesalers' mailing list, and thats fine, but there will be many that have no idea what wholesaling is and you're bringing them value by exposing offmarket inventory to them. 

Take good photos and write a good description and you should be fine. 

I've had clients do it and it has been fine.

I’ve used other budgeting apps that sync just fine using third-party services, so it’s wild to me that Stessa can’t get it together.The only reason I haven’t bailed on Stessa yet is that it’s the only one I know of that syncs with AppFolio—which is a must since my property manager uses it, too.

This separates just fine, without being bright.