Hi guys,I love to see all of the success stories but I have noticed I just don't have the income to keep investing past 1 property. Here are two real world strategies that I used with my clients:Success story AStep 1:...

also shivani these days the way I do it is I checked the inspection report and I would categorize it, will it require 30k-50k rehab, is it 75k-100k project ?

For off-market wholesale properties, I recommend checking out investrolift.com.

By adopting a prudent approach and regularly monitoring market conditions, you can make informed decisions to maximize the long-term income potential of your rental property portfolio.

Yes, you have to hang your license with an institution because it pragmatically isn't economical to run your own independent shop these days.You're still often brokering or correspondent lending, though, if you work for a mortgage bank or mortgage company (eg, not a "bank" bank, where you can have a checking account).

I know Charleston has some restrictions on STR so I would check into that.

@Paul De Luca had a good idea otherwise maybe it is worth check with a tax attorney to see if they have any good ideas or websites that pull all of that data.  

Prior to the move-in we completed background checks, references etc and did a walk though.

I was referring to Zillow's credit/history check.

What information do i need to check?