That could be a great way to find and stay engaged with local investors, realtors and opportunities. http://www.biggerpockets.com/alertsYou can also search for other investors or brokers in Layton and follow their journey on Bigger Pockets here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/usersBest of luck to you and look forward to following your success on BP!

That could be a great way to find and stay engaged with local investors, realtors and opportunities. http://www.biggerpockets.com/alertsYou can also search for other investors or brokers in Jacksonville and follow their journey on Bigger Pockets here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/usersBest of luck to you and look forward to following your success on BP!

You can use the search function up top, Chris Mason made the post, a month or so ago. 

You must inform and provide the appraiser with all the rehab/reno improvements that you plan to do to the property, remember the value will be the ARV after ALL rehab/reno is complete.

I am in the process of searching for properties and I have found several but have not analyzed them yet.

Good luck in your search!

I am currently searching for my first deal and would like to be as prepared as possible when its time to go look at a property

They likely know someone interested in expanding their portfolio.Contact commercial lenders in your area and see if they know any investors looking to buy large portfolios.Contact real estate agents or property managers because many of them work for investors and are actively searching for more properties.

When you buy real estate you don’t buy the “structures”...... the land is what you’re buying and any permanent structures/improvements are simply included.You say both houses are on one “plat”.....does that mean both houses are on the same property tax I’d no., or are are there separate legal descriptions/lot no.s?

You can start by going to www.narpm.org and search their directory of managers.