I know bigger pockets recently started offering them or you can do a google search and just keep what you like.I don't think you need a checklist, but I would recommend running the numbers through your worst case scenario simulation to make sure you feel comfortable with the deal.I recommend doing your own research on what you think you can rent the property for.

I would research these issues before investing in a market in another town, since there is less oversight overall (my friend is from DC area and was managing it remotely). 

From my research ideally you would want a 70% LTV as a portfolio.

I'm trying to get a good base in researching the top 5-10 zip codes that are hot beds for wholesaling in the Middle Tennessee areas. 

Okay so here is the story, I'm 17 and have recently been researching the idea of turning real estate investing into a career.

Doing research yourself on how to comp houses and then seeing what similar properties have sold in the last 6-12 month around this property 

If yes - Register the LLC with the MA department of RevenueYou need to research if collecting commissions from landlords is subject to sales tax.

I have been researching some Meetups and looking into REIAs.

I'm trying to find the balance of learning as much as I can - primarily through reading, researching and listening to the BP podcasts - and just getting started, knowing that I'll learn a ton as I go.

This thread is so gold LOL