Hi,Here is my background.

All my purchases with IRS liens in the background were low values.I don't like the OPs rehab lender situation.  

Since you've got a background in real estate, you might consider linking up with some of the newbies in your area to share your experiences!

But what a first time investor does not know is how to even create a business plan.If I'm so new, without having a business background, then a new member with quickly get discouraged by having to create this business plan.

I think with my construction management background I have a good head start on the "fixing" part I just need to venture out and network with realtors and other investors. 

For some background, the gas line to operate this space heater is running directly from the basement to this 3rd floor unit and is being vented through the chimney.    

That way you can use the application for all your prospective residents who are interested in applying.Some typical guidelines:-Credit check (you can determine if you want a certain score or higher, ie. 650+)-Background check (you can determine your criteria, ie. no felonies)-Income verification (you can determine your threshold, ie. 3x gross monthly rent)-Landlord referenceFor each, you determine what your minimums will be.

Hello my name is Alex and I am from Grand Rapids, MI I currently work as a process improvement engineer and have no background in real estate.

I run a background check, criminal history, and credit check.

I have been selling real estate for a while now and have a financial background, so i can research the property and make sure that any investment you do will be beneficial for you financially in the long run...Please feel free to call me if you have any questions.