According to an independent study conducted by the University of Tennessee in 2015, this helped add roughly $865M to the local economy since 2010.

Well, if you can conduct this transaction every 3 months, the lender will make a lot more money than they would if you only do this once every year. 

Many also overlook the business side of leases--when and how can and should landlords or property managers charge tenants for hourly work--ranging from "irresponsible conduct" when a tenant causes damage to the unit and it needs to be repaired during the tenancy (tenant clogged plumbing with food), to hourly charges upon move out beyond normal wear and tear.  

Typically, these might include property management fees, maintenance, insurance, utilities, property taxes, and reserves for replacement.Market Research: Conduct thorough market research to understand the local rental market trends, vacancy rates, and average rental prices.

Other ways are to use Propstream or other software to fund out who is buying cash in the area and doing private lendingReach out to all parties who are doing it and add themMost educational groups are filled with window shoppers.

Our comprehensive approach will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to effectively handle warranty exclusions, ensuring that you can confidently address any challenges that may arise.Continuous Monitoring and Reporting:I recommend conducting regular property inspections to identify potential warranty claim opportunities and ensure the longevity of your property.

We have been unable to physically inspect each property, so needing a buyer willing to conduct their own due diligence.  

Whilst I've done work over here, Im jr to the US market.Quick question as I've been conducting my due diligence on this topic but havnt been making much progress.I'm looking to purchase my first buy and hold in the coming months and whilst I've got alot of the foundations for this to happen covered, im struggling to find finance options given my location.

(Based on the fact you will not get paid until the homes are sold)  The landowner holds the cards and you are at his/her mercy to pay you fairly and conduct his/her business in a manner which allows for profit.  

It's worth discussing this option with him and their attorney to determine if it makes sense for your particular situation.Lastly, it's always a good idea to conduct your due diligence and research the borrower's track record, creditworthiness, and past performance on other flips.