Hi All, I'm a brand new investor I live in the Los Angeles County area and want to look into flipping/brrrr or wholesaling I am a licensed realtor but the investor side is a whole other beast to learnI have been listening to the bigger pockets podcast every morning, reading books at night and learning whenever I can so any great advice, tips, experiences or products that you have had success with marketing or prospecting would be amazing.Thank you all in advice for any input you give me =).

Do you have a provision in your lease that within 60 days of its end, the tenant must give notice if they’re leaving and that, if you don’t have a signature on a new lease on that date then you can enter to inspect the property and have the right to show it to prospective tenants (if this is legal in your jurisdiction, always check with your attorney)?  

I have a prospective tenant that has a credit score of 627 we require a 650 score.

I will send you a DM with the link.Keywords: Barrington / Des Plaines, Schaumburg, Berwyn, Lansing, Orland Park, Country Club Hills, Elk Grove Village, Mt Prospect, Park Ridge

Your realtor and prospective property managers would be the most knowledgeable sources.

I like the numbers and the prospects, but I’m a little hesitant of jumping in on my first deal at that large of a scale.A little about my target market.

To be clear, I haven't been using a formal rental application with prospective tenants per se.

-What's the empty lot going to provide you from a value prospective?

Nothing will hurt you more then the prospective tenant remembering your unit as the one with that funky kitchen.

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