Any airbnb tips and tricks welcome here too!

Throughout my research over the past 6 months I've learned about creative financing which intrigues me and is something I would need to learn about moving forward to scale my portfolio. 

No one has ever balked at undergoing a background check and, if they did, that would be a red flag for me and I'd just move along.

Here are some tips for networking and making the most of your account. 1) I'd fill out your profile fully before you do anything else!

For example, if the tenant reports their refrigerator isn't working, the system automatically responds with some troubleshooting tips.

And that educational out, you know, where you get a degree that offers you upward job mobility, where you move into a big house, and you drive an expensive, late-model car? 

For me, I would just wait as a buyer until it falls out of contract then go in and buy it, or call the agent and be like "hey you know its a wholesaler who has it under agreement".... or simply put in a back up offer  I instruct my clients to do this all the time.. many times they move into first position when the first buyer flakes.. back up offers are the way to go.. in this situation.

Now, since the rates are up, the rush to move to FL is down and local tenants are pushed to city suburbs and settled there due to better prices, there is a lot of available inventory.

Attached is a photo of the window guard They can get one of the portable air conditioners that do not extend out past the window.Hey Chris Thank you for the tip.

That statement alone will cause you to move too quickly and take too much leverage which minimizes those solid investments you already have.Ask yourself, why do you want to scale faster?