You need a lot of maintenance people to help you, and leasing becomes a regular part of the business. 

Not a quit-claim, a regular closing with a title agent and escrow.

It's likely a serious health issue.

(No idea how RI compares to NH or CT as I'm completely unfamiliar with both.)Two minor tips: 1) Try to look where other people aren't looking (as much), and 2) also consider the economic health of any city/town you might buy in.For #1, everyone from Boston looks in Pawtucket, Providence and Woonsocket.

EIDL funds are to be used for your regular business operating expenses. 

In light of all the recent events, I am curious about others thoughts on the health of the nashville residential property market.

Otherwise, that's an upfront cost.On regular maint, get books for expenses.  

@Nam Hoang you may want to reach out to a company like water mac or Jerz drains finding honest plumbers that will work on smaller jobs and while providing honest estimates is sometimes a challenge, Ive had both of these companies complete jobs on time and within budget for me on more than one occasion if my regular plumber is tied up on other jobs

Nothing against landlords (I am one) but we regularly get lied to by tenants, so this is why some people may be skeptical of some of your claims.

Hello BP Community,In short, I'm looking to get into wholesaling in the Daytona Beach / Port Orange area and are looking for recommendations on Title companies and or Attorneys that close with Wholesalers regularly.