Im starting too and feel very lost just because i dont have who to work with, im re searching studying and connecting dots lil by lil my self, but is not complicated, but a patient game, first secure a buyer list, make one, go out to meetings, groups and meet Realestate investors even online call them ask them of they requirements, they needs,  what they exactly looking for and then match them with the houses.

If you are ever up in the Dalton area, let's grab some coffee and have a chat.

If it still seems OK I walk around a bit check the neighborhood and building best I can w/o trespassing; sometimes by that time I get the opportunity to chat up a tenant who is coming or going-I am interested in renting I tell them-if you are cool they will talk longer than you need them to.

Reach out if you'd like to chat and share any thoughts, thanks!

Until then, I consider the application incomplete.Think of this as a $100 lesson.There are also plenty of online background/credit check services where you can set up the request to the applicant and they pay right there online, so nothing out of your pocket.

Hence, it's taking longer for bigger developers to bring their juicy projects online. 

But I don't know him at all, and there is very little info online about that company.Your help/suggestions/warnings are appreciated!

Using online forms is risky for something of this magnitude.My husband purchased our first house before we met and after we got married we went to a lawyer and paid around 900 to have me added to the deed.

I did a similar project to yours last year and it cost me 6.5k to put in a 4 zone system+ vents into bathrooms.Price out your system online, find installers willing to quote you a labor only price.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.