Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for lead generation, follow-up, marketing, etc. 

Either way - we welcome folks from that subreddit, and encourage folks on here to check it out as yet another source of valuable information. 

Hi Jason, I'd highly recommend checking with the sellers to find out if the condo is warrantable or non-warrantable.

Check in with your local Chamber of Commerce and ask about real estate groups or mentors. 

Or.... check this out - sell two properties and 1031 both of them into two more properties. 

Check the fee structure but from what I’ve seen I think they’re mostly the same.

To do well, learn about real estate, make a strong plan, meet local investors, check the market, look into loan choices, start small then grow, stay ready for changes, and get advice from pros.Learn about market trends, loan options, and ways like renting out for long or short terms.

.- Check up frequently on the property and conduct walk throughs as allowed by your lease agreement.- Hire a solid property manager who gets paid to keep tabs on the property for you. 

@Michael MaloneyYou could explain that moving into a different unit would not only require first last and security but also a credit and background check.

If so, what are standard terms?