@Yoel PeyamipourPropstream for dataREIsift for list stacking

I think it can work out best if you get your horror stories over early; some people get roses and rainbows with their first tenant, think "this is easy street", pick up a couple more properties, then get a bad run or two and lose everything.

If you cannot advertise the home with the increased number of "bedrooms" maybe you could list the property with the number of "rooms" to include the sizes. 

We have already spent hundreds of hours of our time building these templates with lists of repairs and price ranges to save you time.  

I'd reccomend that you sit down and come up with very specific and clear screening criteria and processes and share those on your listings so tenants know exactly what they are in for from the start.

There's a Kenmore listing on the market right now for $725K. 

Things seem a bit fishy and some yellow flags that I always see on websites like this one that are possibly either scammy/fraudulent or, at best, just brokers without direct access to capital, are things like:  - All stock photos and not a single team or officer photo - Range of loans that are super small ($100 was listed as payday loan in the FAQ) all the way up to $30M.

If you did want to see what getting a loan looks like to have the ira buy real estate then you can talk with these lenders. https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/2810/50272-list-o... 

just because a house is listed for $250,000 doesn’t mean that is what you should offer.

I’m on about every single wholesaler’s direct list in the area.