Thankfully I email all of my tenants out a hard copy application when I get an inquiry.

But that may be for just self-employed individuals.I would suggest reading the BP book, on the no/low downpayment ways of investing in real estate, great book.You can also look into Private loans.Glad to have you here!

I sent you an email.

BiggerPockets community, when I come across a MLS alert email from a RE agent, I have a hard time finding the following numbers, which are absolutely essential to run my cashflow and ROI analysis in a buy and hold scenario.

If you have no income, why would a bank or private lender give you money?

I'm going to give each unit a private, fenced in rear patio area. 

After that offer to help, the HOA president basically told me they were keeping the policy and he wouldn't be responding to my emails anymore. 

I spent the last 7 months getting paperwork together including my dual citezenship for Mexico. im finally the owner, bought it at about 12% of the value. were looking for investors to team up with and might have some private money interested in helping us develop.

Even if you'll be self-managing, get some contact information for local PM companies.Then when you're looking at a property, send them a quick email with something like - "Hey, I"m thinking about purchasing this property, how much you estimate you'll be able to rent it for?".

I met multiple private lenders at events/seminars and have potential partners because of the mastermind I'm apart of called M1.Cheers!