The initial training is a 12 week program where each new investor will be told to set up an infrastructure of a legal entity, business cards, phone numbers, web pages and miscellanea, to pretend to be a real estate investor, because all this, will not really make anybody a real estate investor.

I totally get your apprehension to most “programs”, but there are a few key items I wanted to address in regards to FlipSystem in case there is any confusion around the value we provide.Lead Generation: our acquisition team is monitoring every deal that comes on the MLS in our target areas and meets our basic criteria.

Number of inventory is also something that I monitor.

Then, a preliminary site plan layout to understand what your infrastructure costs will be and laying out your homes per what the zoning allows. 

Having professional remediation is unbelievably expensive to pay rent on all of the equipment, monitor moisture content multiple times daily, and ultimately cut out some of the sheetrock to replace it.

No issues and we are searchable by all the people who are traveling with their pet.We have one property where it doesn't make sense and we have cameras to monitor someone sneaking in a pet.

I do live in a lower-income area that is now up and coming (more job opportunities, more infrastructure being built, local amusement parks, close to city, etc).

Hi Ankur, I'd monitor the progress of SB-280 which should override local regulations with a state-wide airbnb registration system.

Anywho....The cards monitor your credit the whole time you own them.  

In addition, the ADUs increase the burden on infrastructures that were often not designed for it.