Hello BP,Looking to invest in the Mobile and Baldwin County areas and would like to develop a relationship with a few wholesalers down there.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

I have a house in Washington that has developed a septic issue.

She has the clients, she has the money to lend, but she does not know how to go about starting this the proper way.

I don't know about multifamily, but for sf rentals it a good market, rents are growing, population is growing, lots of new development, but prices are still lower in redeveloping neighborhoods  than other parts of dfw.  

It was a huge practice space for musicians and it was bought up by a developer and he did the VERY uncool thing of booting every artist out of it. 

Clean the place up and start fresh with a tenant that is properly screened, paying market rent, and respecting your authority as the owner.Another thought: you may want to consider a property manager.

The housing development of condo type in my city has been increasing in the last few years.

A proper title report will also show outstanding liens.

I'd consult an attorney before changing the locks and if making a key to enter, follow proper procedure to advance notify them of your intent to enter.