I have no problem putting in the time nor the effort to find the deals. Running the numbers seems do able to me and everything else seems ok. I do not know the proper channels to follow and move forward and would love...

At the local meet several agents walk up to the group introduce themselves stating they have tape and are wholeseller, pocket listings when I notice their license number signaling they are brand new realtors with ZERO transactions that is the end of it.

Im brand new to the game and I dont know whether i should just tell them im going straight up to the market price or slowly increase rent to the market price.

Pay rent and include the late fee from the last couple of months and this can all go away.

Insurance Check + Wholesaling the property in current conditionPrevious rent vs Future rent restored with brand new componentsLost rent from 2-6 months of reconstruction

I know that in MO, you've got to have a couple of years behind you as a "Salesperson" before you can get your Brokers license (and thus have your own PM company) - but as long as the partner who has their Broker's license is willing to hold your Salesperson's license... you can manage as a fully legal PM to your heart's content.

I have a couple of quotes for repairs on the roof, and I have a sense for about what it might cost to do some other additional things, some we might do. 

I have a couple in mind but I would like to see if I'm missing anything or if anyone has any other ideas!

Hey everyone, I'm 21 years old and recently bought a single family house I'm renting to an elderly couple.

I discovered BiggerPockets by chance a couple months ago and have been hooked on real estate investing ever since, listening to every podcast I can and devouring real estate books as time allows.