Whoever is, have them do regular inspections every 3 months.

. - Should I still run the background check and everything on them/process them as a regular applicant?

Why an investor want to sell a property that producing 20% cap?

Your commission and your gain on a flip are both taxed as regular income and subject to self-employment taxes.

When I email title companies, the emails are generally just regular/unsecured emails.

And…That activity included hosting a local meet-up.It’s incredible that such a high percentage of his investment dollars were coming from that one city and it shows the power of being active in the local community and the power of hosting a regular meet-up.Have you thought about hosting your own meetup?

Again, I certainly agree that paying the Freddie Mac fee should not be regular practice, but I definitely would not dismiss it just because I was in accumulation mode.   

I know in parts of the country were they have to rely on title abstractors to physically go to the court house that takes time.. and what I see taking the most time in the big back east cities we work in.. is trying to figure out the UTL bills.. in our markets here other than the city of Portland the Bills did not attach to the property.. so it was not a worry.. it was just figuring out Lien positions and regular tax's and any other Liens that maybe on the property like IRS etc..   

Also, living in DC, I could make regular weekend trips over if need be (at least to start off).

with a $100k investment, the turnkey, (80% ARV LTV) produces a 40.8% return.