Honestly the best resource is getting connected face to face or over the phone with active investors in your area.

Property has been listed 140 days with very little activity. 

Ted, talk to @Michael Plaks, he is active member here on BP and also known tax expert in local community in Houston. 

Hi James,I’m an agent and active investor in Grand Rapids and would be happy to meet up and help you with your search or answer any questions you might have.

I wish more active duty peeps would know about this strategy. 

I would estimate about $1500-1800 just to keep the license active without doing any deals.

I haven’t seen any activity in this house for a longtime and I can see it needs updates for sure but it looks mostly just out dated.

I’ve had a few good conversations with one I like but they charge a $350 lease renewal fee - half is assessed to owner (which I’m fine with) and half is charged to tenant.

Modern day HML's who work with real estate investors assess a property based on it's ARV, which allows borrowers to get capital for the entire project.For example, if someone is purchasing a property for $100K, renovating it for $50K and expected ARV (After Repair Value) is $200K, then a lender may approve a loan for $150K.

Hello All, I'm considering starting a property management company with the goal to remove myself from as much of the "on-location" activity as possible.