In any case I of course need to actually talk to my landlord, but I'm feeling better about that conversation the more points that are brought up for consideration beforehand.

To get the job you have to have job experience, which is a catch 22.

I was hoping someone with some experience would be able to answer a few questions I have, such as: What kind of deal finding strategies are most efficient in areas like these?

However, I haven't been able to find any official information confirming whether this is legal or if it violates any laws.I'm hoping someone here might have experience with this or know of a reliable source that can clarify the legality of contacting a tenant's commanding officer.

Also, if a few hundred dollars in draw fees will make your deal go sideways, it may not be the best deal for you, especially as you are just getting started.I'm happy to share my experience as an investor and a mortgage broker.

We understand the unique considerations for U.S. citizens residing abroad, especially when it comes to investment properties and DSCR loans.

I think a great strategy would be to find someone who would like to house hack with you, and maybe even someone with a bit of experience local to the area that you trust and know very well to go in on the deal with you.  

1: If I was in charge of creating the app I would implement AI to get more information on properties and determine comps.2: I would completely redesign the GUI(Graphical User Interface) because even the website could be improved it looks like someone with little experience created it which was smart to do in the beginning but now you guys have more money it’s time to upgrade.

To get started, I would recommend interviewing some TK providers in the OKC and AL markets to find out who provides the service and experience you seek as an out-of-area investor.

Haha, no bartending experience here, just trying to mix the right ingredients for a good deal!