If you have a select VERY special group you really need to reach out personally.

For one, they don't make'em like this anymore; these all-brick exteriors are like little tanks, it's tough to ding them up much, but the level of deferred maintenance on roofs, porches, windows, systems, and the actual interiors can be rather extensive and often difficult to assess up front.

I have researched extensively.

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@Varinder Kumar Its a busy time now during extension season but you might want to check out some of the BP pros who work remotely in all states. 

There is no protected class regarding those that send off a bad vibe.Additionally unless your state requires you to select the first qualified, you always hold out and choose the best applicant.

All four have new kitchens, bathrooms, floors, paint, trim and lighting. https://www.flickr.com/photos/32911628@N08/39497288035https://www.flickr.com/photos/32911628@N08/39497287455The biggest extra expense was extensive frozen pipe work.

Very friendly, responsive and has extensive market knowledge (mostly in the fort worth/Arlington area).

If they're going to be doing more extensive underwriting like wanting your bank account balances to know where the money is coming from, they might not lend if you have to tell them where it's coming from.

Tenant selection is extremely important when investing.