It's expensive investigation but also a in getaway.There are also a number of condominiums that are designed as rental pools (Casa del Mar,  the Victorian, etc.) and the association takes care of all rentals, and distributes the money equally to all participating owners.

I found BiggerPockets through a Google search and it has been immensely helpful in my preliminary research thus far. 

That is also why you shouldn't give out too many details to any broker about your interest in any property (especially open houses) until you have signed a Buyer Agency Agreement.Feel free to reach out if you'd like me to further confuse the situation. lol(I actually love real estate law which is why I know all this because I have taken every college level class possible)Here is some info from NAR http://www.realtor.org/field-guides/field-guide-to...This is very valuable information when it comes to investigating properties on the MLS.

Nothing gets an agent more excited (and rightly so), than a buyer who already has that preliminary financing lined up and is ready to go!

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You would certainly think so, but after I saw Inside Job (where no one has even been investigated) I'm not so sure. 

We just had an investigator from the DBPR at our meeting this month.

The products I investigated were:1.

And there are other things you need to investigate on your own, like verifying income or checking Landlord references.Read the Ultimate Tenant Screening guide: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Everything with rentals seems pretty easy . . . until it's not.

The products I investigated were:1.