Even better is if you come to them with a personal financial statement, a debt schedule, and a business plan for the purchase (if you haven't identified a property, then what size, location, price you are looking for).

Otherwise, I spend a few hours on bookkeeping each week, but that includes all my properties and business entities. 

I’m a top operator and really understand the business from start to finished product to managing them well so I’m going to be able to push higher returns naturally than my competition.  

Most of the time in a larger title company the management has a great person that may answer any of your questions to get your business. 

Or Quickbooks, but that is more for serious business, larger than a few rentals.2.

Not sure what your goal is but before you start messing with homeowners in default (regardless of what stage), you might want to read up on the foreclosure laws in the state you are trying to do business in.

How they handle their turnover is their business.

However, I do not see how people can be successful as a scalable business in 2024. 

Hi, I'm looking to start a new gator lending business.

You'll get a lot more out of it, including a lifetime friend in the business if things progress well.