Some of these sites look shady so I'm looking to chat with someone people who use these sites regularly.

He takes 5% every year from the rental and is looking after all communications with the tenants from finding to renting out, to paying regular visits to look after the property, and to act on my behalf in disputes.

The HOA for the condo requires the tenant to fill out an application ($100) and does a background and reference check.

Braden ChandlerI think Jeffery was referring to marketing for sellers not buyers.

Even got a couple of properties under contract, but the deals ended up falling apart.I'm confident that I'll get a deal done, but this current process won't work for anything resembling consistent income.So my #1 issue is - how to find motivated sellers and how to find them on a regular basis.

,I have a few references for individuals in that area that I have worked closely with.Keith Huebel, CPA Huebel & Associates CPAs, LLCThomas Bridgman, EA Brent Financial Group., LLCAlso remember that you don't have to limit yourself to an accountant who is located near you. 99% of documentation nowadays can be had digitally.

You can certainly get wealthy but not by working 1 hr a week and watching your accounts fill automatically with money.Real estate takes work especially when you are starting out with little knowledge, no contacts and little idea of what a solid real estate deal really is.Another false image is that you can be buying properties with little to nothing down on a regular basis.

Hello John,I appreciate your great help of providing these links for my reference.

Thanks for the reference.

What a great bonus after you've seen some regular income from rents.Bob, I'm also curious about that as well (assuming you're speaking of LTV).