Their reaction to this news will tell you a lot.

And the good news is, they’re you’re competition.

Anything in cities like (I'm mostly listing them at this point to hit keyword alerts) Williamsburg, Newport News, Hampton, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Portsmouth, Cheasapeake, Suffolk, Franklin, Windsor, Smithfield, Poquoson, Isle of Wight. 

There will be some digital marketing involved to bring traffic to a website designed to capture the leads.I know there are regulations governing marketing for investment opportunities, but this seems like a little bit of a grey area.

Good news is that you aren't alone.

Definitely can help to make the process as painless as possible and more efficient for both parties (landlord + tenant), and also offers digital leases.

Yes, double digit properties, max out conventional loan already, must use portfolio loan.  

And generally the ones that do are not the ones that have top track records over multiple real estate cycles, the most skin in the game, etc. https://www.varnumlaw.com/news...If the OP wants the most passive investing options, they do need to be accredited.

https://www.news-gazette.com/news/law-allows-landlords-to-claim-multiple-homestead-exemptions/article_8ec79b7e-a2b3-5260-b2dd-5289b704fa7f.htmlHere is the link

A recent article on the results of the Lake Co Indiana Tax Salehttps://www.nwitimes.com/news/lake-county-rakes-in-million-in-tax-sale/article_2b4e9263-66f7-58bc-b0aa-eb3e0e8b888f.html“I believe it’s so much higher this year because people were buying more properties and bidding the price up higher," she said.