You can't Google experience.There are a lot of bad apples out there that have no clue what they're doing and are peddling a product that is a knock off of someone else's knocked off product.

Try @brandon LindsayIf he's still on here.....it google em

I recently set up a campaign using Google Ads to generate more off-market leads, but quite frankly I'm new to this and I don't really know what I am doing.

You can google for your state's requirements.

New to all of this, but I feel like I'm seeing conflicting info from my "due diligence Googling"Thanks, and hope everyone is staying safe/positive! 

Both talked about how experienced they were even had reviews on google, home advisor and they both turned out to be dishonest crooks.

Consider hard money or a private loan so you can buy with cash... which then allows you to finance immediately after rehab, instead of waiting 6 months (google "delayed financing" if you're not familiar).

For a BRRRR, if you have cash for the initial purchase, that's definitely the best way to buy, not just because you can negotiate better (actually WAY better right now, with credit harder to get), but also because that allow you to get your mortgage immediately after rehab (google "delayed finance").

“Residential renters need to have added safeguards during times of emergency like this – they have rights and we will see to it that they are protected.”So, it takes on average AT LEAST TWO MONTHS to run a straightforward eviction for non-payment of rent in CT, and a savvy tenant, or one who is getting coached by Legal Aid, can often draw it out for several months more. 

Do you use google maps?