Brand new water heater but tenant is calling in about no hot water heater, leaking faucet (which were new and installed by seller), leaking kitchen sink.

Please feel free to DM me and we can set up a call and maybe work together/share local tips!

I've already have set up a cold calling station as well.

The reality is that new investors will not get the phone calls from selling agents.

(different loans have different seasoning periods for your funds and different guidelines on allowing gifted funds - something to consider) To determine closing costs you can call a local title company in your chosen area and ask them for their fee sheet and your lender should be able to provide you with any other fees associated with the loan.

Call previous landlords... including two back (the current landlord may be incentivized to lie to get rid of a bad tenant).

Then, you can go the off-market route, and contact the owners directly via direct mail, door knocking, or cold calling the owners and asking them if they'd have any interest in selling. 2.

My question would be what happens if the bank calls the loan due to the sale?

We like to call these 'country subdivisions' as we are not looking to do a full horizontal development with utilities.

I always call the HOA to verify rental restrictions and ask whether restrictions are being considered.