Skip trace their info and give em a call

I haven’t looked at PropertyRadar yet but looks good…Skip tracing tends to be one of the pricier items for all of these platforms…do they include that?  

I still work a 9-5 so need help scrubbing Skip traced lists and thought hiring a VA out of the Philippines would be perfect.

It attracted problematic tenants, resulting in skips, property damage, evictions, squatters, and other problems.

I have been told I can "quick claim" the houses,   but do you think I could skip the attorney and just go to the county to quick claim it or is that a bad idea?  

So if that’s the case skip the process and apply to RCAP immediately to get the past due amount.

Since I only have one unit, I'm thinking I may skip the holding agreement part altogether and just require the potential tenant to sign the lease (and then pay the security deposit within 24 hours) through the online portal payment system I have set up via Apartments.com...any general thoughts or suggestions for this process?

Justin StrykerI'm in Mechanicsburg.I did a Bigger Pockets Podcast #82, you can skip ahead to listen to it.I also co-authored a Bigger Pockets book, called "Real Estate Rewind", a free download here at BP.I belong to 4 real estate groups in the local area and ma very active in real estate and have bought and sold over 900 properties for my personal inventory. 

For that, skip the Cap Rate section of this and just skip to the Cash-on-Cash-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/05/1...Your actual ROI on this property would include things like eventual appreciation and tax benefits and such, but those are speculative and you don't want to base anything off of them.The part you mention about $200,000/2,000 is more related to when you see people mentioning the 1% or 2% rules.

Quote from @William Bellefontaine:I recommend skipping the extra bathroom and saving that cash for creating value in your next investment.