I wouldn't likely/necessarily be mailing a lot of letters for example.But mainly, I would pay for a service that offered me the closest thing to an instant/on demand "preliminary title report" , that is something that greatly "simplified" initial research, preliminary only of course- based on apn.

This strategy works great because there is a huge need for affordable housing here in Denver and paying 750 for a bedroom is a good deal for people that want to live here but can't afford a one bedroom apartment.

I'm trying to figure out a strategy on buying real estate from the seller (no lenders involved) on payments, adding value and reselling it for profit and thus, paying off the original seller.

I have been finding tenants thru Facebook marketplace, been lucky so far, but I’m plan to buy more properties and manage them myself, how do I find and screen them more professionally without paying anyone

If you're seeking off-market deals and ok paying an assignment fee, checking out investorlift.com.

Most of the units I owned have room partners so they pay rent by their own individual bank ACH.

According to the agreement, she is also supposed to pay a penalty of $200 ($50 fine + $150 for $10 per day).

Why do I need to pay a lender money for training before they lend me money?

That being said there are also bad deals in any area, here included.I would run your numbers based on historical data from airbnb - pretty easy to check on airdna or even just going in the airbnb app and seeing not only what nightly rates look like for certain properties but what their occupancy is - from there you can estimate monthly revenue with a reasonable degree of accuracy and see if that lines up with your targeted returns.

It's turned out to be quite a good deal for us both, as they are paying all utilities, some maintenance, and have even contributed to some cap ex in exchange for a multi-year lease.