You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

There are many online tenant screening services that offer a wealth of blog materials that you could probably utilize to learn more about different areas of being a landlord and screening tenants for the first time.

So far I've started to read some books by Robert Kiyosaki and I've looked through articles and videos online.

I compare my services to those of the "competition" and the private Landlord: online payments, solid screening, no evictions in 5 years, over 340 rentals under management, member of NARPM and higher code of ethics, etc.3.

What questions should I be asking myself when I look at a listing online?

And some platforms have more of a reputation for this than others.In my opinion the first thing to start with is at the platform level (or fund level if you're like me and prefer them to the platforms), and look at the uncured default rate.

@Daniel Livermore find a few local flippers who have great reputations, intro yourself and see if they can mentor you, you can intern or you can invest, so you can shadow them and learn the process from a great source. 

.#5 Practice, Practice, PracticeWalkthrough potential rehab properties (or find properties virtually online) and practice creating detailed scopes of work, quantifying repairs and estimating rehab costs for the projects.Once you get some experience estimating costs or get a few rehabs under your belt, you will be able derive your own 'formula' that you can use to quickly estimate costs and analyze deals.  

In most counties you can look up property tax information online.

Hey ,Im from Maryland and I'm searching for an online course to complete.