I purchased an "expert" subscription to Mashvisor in January after conducting a demo phone call and having them walk me through the whole product.

Me being brand new I would like to get some insight into what seasoned landlords have done regarding the following issues:-How do you conduct a background check?

@Anthony Ladd,While I never do business with a "wholesaler/flipper", I always conduct thorough research on the principals and the business reputation of any possible business relationship.

Would like to ask some of the seasoned investors/landlords which are the best websites you use to conduct background checks for potential renters and why ...

You can not wholesale with a license and comply with your state's real estate code of conduct and your brokerage.

You will also likely need to establish a bank account to ensure you can conduct business through the LLC without piercing the veil (and taking on personal liability).Prepare a Deed to Transfer Property: Depending on the state (I think Ohio allows both), you may use a quitclaim deed or a warranty deed.

If shoppers try to walk out with a cart of groceries without paying, they will be arrested.

I also would like to know what kind of due diligence and constructive research can/should I conduct on my own relative to the numbers of the deal.

Exit Strategy Challenges: Selling a NNN property can be more complex than selling other types of real estate, as it may require finding a buyer willing to assume the existing lease or negotiating lease buyouts with the tenant.It's essential to conduct thorough due diligence and consult with real estate professionals and financial advisors to assess the specific risks associated with any NNN investment opportunity.

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