So my recommendation is introducing yourself as a third party for the owner.

I understand that the ultimate go/no go decision is mine alone so I perform checks on the info provided.Believe it or not, I did not make this post to whine. 

Someone who has a proven track record to perform quickly and is INVESTOR FRIENDLY.

Either way I use a third party service that the tenants pay for.

More cash sales in a zip code means more cash buyers. but not I also further filter for properties are specifically are NOT in the bottom third zip codes in terms of price/quality.

On my third flip and have some capital I would like to invest about 100k looking for opportunities to make my money grow with a partner that has experience.

When the mailing address is a bank like fifth third or old second for example here by chicago, does that mean the house was foreclosed or what exactly does it mean?

But, I always made sure there was a second or third person at the house for the appointment. 

Shortly before  hitting that goal though, you will likely feel a bit overwhelmed as you balance your full-time gig with 6, 7, or 8 properties How are your current investments performing?

(Some landlords assume that interior paint has a life of three years or more.)Length of stayLess than 6 months6 months to 1 year1 year to 2 years2 or more years Deductionfull costtwo-thirds of costone-third of costno deduction Using this approach, if the tenant lived in the rental unit for two years or more, the tenant could not be charged for any repainting costs, no matter how dirty the walls were. 244