are we allowed the right to ask the management company to provide a copy of the qualified tenants driver license?

I provided them with the documents and we quickly discovered that the minimum rental term in this neighborhood was 6 months.

There can be hundreds of things to consider, but the over all best approach in my opinion is to find a great (credible) turn key provider and see whatś the best they can offer (which still wont be near what you want). 

I like to provide the fix and flip opportunities to local investors, and the stabilized cash flowing rental units to both local and out of state investors who are looking to add this type of product to their portfolios, as there are several, high quality full-service property management companies in the area. 

I appreciate any guidance anyone can provide. 

What most often happens is that investors don't like the lower cap rates that prime corners provide, so they stretch their risk parameters to include similar properties but in weaker markets to get them the extra 1-2% increase on the cap rate.

I don't know why, but I guess the street has multiple utility providers. 

For example, 'Providence housing authority' brings me to provhousing.org.

If so, and you feel comfortable sharing, I would love to take a look at what you may have come up with!

I'm new to this, does anyone have recommendations for best HELOC HELOAN providers?