I'd be more worried about finding a property that works vs a bank... you basically need to find a property and contractor that's close to 30% under market value to pull your money back out. 

Neighborhoods: The Birmingham southside, Homewood, Mountain Brook, VestaviaRelevant experience:- Completed the licensing exam for Alabama RE salesperson.

He recently purchase a nissan tundra because he said it saves him money on picking up materials and quotes from general contractor.

unfortunately, the big problem is labor.we invest in the city over 2M$ and this is still our big problem.in the last year we did 20 single family flips and 4 buildings, project are delay in time and some contractors are running with money also playing games, taking so many works together etc... 

I'm in the process of getting my real estate license and I eventually plan to buy a 4-plex.

As a past realtor and a contractor I have never heard that the landlord would have to pay for their property if damaged or stolen.

I am a contractor that has worked for other investors rehabbing their apartments.

Various contractors get this key. 

From my research it seems I just need to have a valid license. 

I have contractors who take care of all these things.