It is like buying prescription pain pills on the dark web.

Many tenants will provide a "certificate" purchased from a web site but I reject those immediately because a web site is incapable of determining a disability or that a service animal is capable of performing a necessary service.There's far more to it, which is why I recommend you take the easy route and sign up with petscreening.com and let them do the work for you.

Not sure what you are referring to in attracting owner financing but there are some articles you can find here and on the web about approaching an owner about their willingness to owner finance.

It will search for foreclosures with the specifics you want, but I use auction.com and one other website to find foreclosures and I use propertyradar.com to get the current owner's name, their loan balance and the best comp to know the ARV.Per their web-site - Property radar has email/phone number data too Jack?

I don't want to get TLO, is there any other web site that will give me the address of the person.

I'll create a web site for the home and update it from the very beginning showing architecture renderings, plans, and the construction process.  

There are so many web sites now that do help and you have to be savvy enough to work them and be proactive with the reviews.

We do occasionally act as a reseller for turnkey providers, but that's the exception, not the rule.We do indeed charge an asset management fee which covers among other things:Ongoing property management Payment of all expensesOngoing market intelligenceBi-annual property inspections (i.e. every 6 months)Investment portfolio reviewsInsurance monitoringPerformance reportsEtc.You can see the full scope via this video on our web site (PM me and I'll send you the link).As far as I know, all turnkey providers do charge property management fees which cover only a small subset of the services covered by  our asset management fees.

Hello Everyone,This web-site is GREAT and I have learned so much.  

Luckily you can get a tremendous amount of knowledge from the web, such as the landlord tenant laws in MA.Starting new in a state will also allow you to start fresh with local credit, pay all your bills on time and establish a track record, after a year or so, you can get that first multi family you plan to buy.