In our area of Seattle it's typically provided by the landlord and wanted to learn from the BP community what you'd recommend I do as a new landlord in Texas getting our investment ready for applicants

Read online of some people utilizing to provide liquidity for a deal and want to learn more. 

You’re in the right place to learn about remote investing.I like starting in the Midwest because it's affordable and offers good cash flow.

Learn from people with 30+ years of experience, not the YouTube gurus that bought all their investments in an ideal market.1.

I am looking to be in the sub $100k market to limit my exposure while I go through the learning process on my first home.  

Careful in IB.....I used to have a business there and learned about good ole IB. it keeps creeping up the social ladder, but IB will always be IB. 

And having had to hydroblast roots out, about $3k expense, and then the pipe likes to collapse, so you can often be in about $10k+ for a full repipe to the street, plus landscaping repair on top of that.Foundation can also get pretty pricey.At the end of the day, having done 8 flips, I still think of them as if I can make money, and learn something, I am doing well. 

I would love to connect to learn more and give advice or assistance if you need anything.

It was a trial run to learn the process. 70% of the properties we were interest in bidding on got removed the day of the auction.

Learn from your mistakes and improve:)Why don't you share what you currently do, so we can offer improvement suggestions?