The numbers look great on the deal but finding quality tenants who can pass screening is going to be an issue.

For example, let's say you got a really bad tenant (even though you thoroughly screened him).

There is very active discussions on handling reservations, screening, taking credit card payments, handling foreign reservations, gift baskets, how to manage the locks (high turnover so keys are a problem), cleaning and maintenance ideas, etc.WARNING: The list is mostly about the operational aspects of a VR business.

Also, the links to the left of the screen have tons on info there too!

Otherwise I'd take Section 8 tenants if they passed my screening.

My policy is fire, flood, or blood call 911 everything else can wait until business hours.

I realize that home owners treat their homes better than renters, but I've always felt that if you can screen tenants carefully and you buy properties in the "higher-end," many of the misfortunes that landlords face can be avoided (i know im probably crazy for assuming this, i just want someone to confirm it).Well that is a little insight into my "PRE-BIGGERPOCKETS" train of thought.

If you are completely new to investing type in wholesaling in the "search the site" tab in the upper right hand corner of your screen.

They made me spend money and fix a driveway, a new roof for one property, screens on another, etc.

I believe after repairs this home will sell for much more)The renovations would include: an extended and upgraded kitchen, combine 2 of the rooms to make one big master suite with walk in closet and and a master bathroom suite, adding a bathroom, uncovering and refinishing all of the original hardwood floors throughout the entire home, add on back screened in porch with an additional open deck off to the side, new fencing and landscaping, a new roof and some modernized upgrading to the additional rooms.