If financed, get pre-approval letters from banks so it can be included with offers.2.

Learn the neighborhoods, get pre-approved with a lender and start running the numbers on properties you find.  

My lease states all improvements must be approved in writing by landlord. 

Our contractor was approved through the bank, so he has his insurance and the whole 9 yards.

The HOA just sent a letter saying that for future tenants, we have to get approval from the HOA for future renters.  

Also do prep-work such as getting a pre-approval from both your short term and long term lender.

Seems like 90% of people should just apply for a bank loan & get a pre-approval. 

Also, my agent keeps telling me they can force me to close because i have financing approved.

I’ve completed 180 hours of TREC approved courses at Champions school of real estate but my state exam has been postponed due to Carona Virus.

FYI my market would be Miami and I’ve already been pre-approved from my lender.My first option is buying an investment property, I’m very interested in the BRRR method, either as section 8 or regular rental property.