If it’s a local organization, they typically act as the case worker for the tenant to get assistance.

I utilized Niyi Adewole, another agent in the ATL area, whose team I am now a member of.

This establishes in their mind that I'm not one of the typical sharks trying to steal their house (and yes, that is what they think investors are.) 

Regarding credit scores, it depends on the Class of the rental.Class A properties we typically want 680+, Class B 620+, Class C 560+.We'll also give applicants a 20 point exception if they have stable 2+ year employment and/or verifiable 2-year rental history. 

Don't know this specific "mentor" but I would typically advise to steer away from them.

Hi @Chrissy Arnold, I sell real estate full time so I typically send marketing postcards to the same neighborhoods.

All typically are in a pretty tight radius around Columbus.

I typically export the monthly metrics from my PMS, then use a excel work sheet to break down gross, fees, expenses for owners on their end of month reports. 

I can understand a CPA not wanting to get involved with a Roth for typical REI, but for simple transactions, they might work with you.

This is more of an HOA question because typically they are responsible for the exterior and now you would be making modifications.Regarding the ring camera, nowadays some might consider this a reasonable request.