Otherwise, it seems like a loop hole to avoid licensure, insurance, cap gains, etc...which feels deceptive.Am I wrong here?

I am learning about turbo tenant and feel fairly confident I could manage most things using it (as long as tenants were able and willing to cooperate with using a computer/app)  However I'd still like a property manager/company whose name, address etc is what is exposed on the lease agreement.

I do feel bad they are losing their home, and want to be sensitive to their situation, (and would like them to not trash the place.) what are the requirements for the cash, do they just have to get the big stuff?

, what made you feel secure taking the leap with hard money and going after that first flip.Partnering with an investor or doing seller financing would be ideal, but I'm still growing my network by cold calling other investors and real estate agents and attending local events.

Check out the info at biggerpockets.com/conference but feel free to email me personally if you have more questions: [email protected] SEE YOU IN CANCUN! 

If you have questions, feel free to reach out to me personally at [email protected]🌴 See you in Mexico! 

I've tried and spent a crazy number of hours doing research on taxes and assumptions, but it's such a big financial decision that we don't feel comfortable navigating it on our own.

I can assist you with some questions that need to be answered such as credit score, experience, And do he has down pay when are you and your client free to chat so we can get to the closing table feel free to message so we can continue

Some folks have both Pro and Business if they want both tools, but just wanted to throw that out there as a way to show what you do in the community. https://www.biggerpockets.com/businessOutside of that I have gone to several local real estate meetups in Charlotte and Denver and feel like some great conversations often lead to future relationships.

To look at a property I do not own , and give me a free detailed estimate on rehab costs ?