Social media seem to have too many scammers. 

I agree and he definitely is doing what I am looking for (or it seems to be from his IG) but we all know how social media can be.

Michael and Elizabeth Chang They also have a podcast and socials you can check out as well. 

I just joined my local REIA (South Bay Chapter (LAC-REIA)) to also help me find additional information.A quick snapshot of my current status and goals. 

For example, A-class areas might become oversaturated with rentals or experience events that reclassify them as B or even C-class, while areas previously considered as C can rise to B or A status through new investments and revitalizations.Thus, the choice between prioritizing equity or cash flow isn't always clear-cut.For novice investors, I typically recommend starting with A/B areas due to their relative stability and lower risk, which makes them safer but often with less upside potential.

This status is important because it allows you to treat real estate losses as non-passive, meaning you can offset them against your W-2 income or other active income.If you don’t qualify, real estate investments are considered passive income by default, and losses can typically only offset other passive income, not your W-2 income.

Here are some methods I have used so far.Free Sources:- information, or free internet search like switchboard.com- pipl.com (not too bad for free - finds social networking sites too)- Courthouse records (shows previous subpoena addresses and if they have a driving offence their date of birth in my county.

You should have sent a notice to quit on August 13th, but what are their lease statuses?

This is also the difference between additional insured status and merely being a certificate holder.

Thanks, @Elvis Witcher What is the status of your question?