It also does not hurt to build those relationships over time, as will happen naturally if you are in the business long enough!

@Juan DiazGarcia Your definitely on the right track.When beginning you need a niche to keep you focused.With experience you will naturally branch out.I am flipping SFH.This will turn into BRRRR as well as wholesaling eventually.Keep educating and the niche will keep you focused.Best of Luck

For me, buying properties with natural death is not a problem.

The most ridiculous thing they did was placing a charge of $900 on some emergency prevention best practice installations that were never communicated to us directly and clearly overpriced based on the nature of work.

By the end of just one year, you can find a third renter, buy a multifamily and repeat the process.And at that point, you'll have naturally increased your income with rent coming in, plus added twelve months of credit history to the car, a house, and a credit card, making you a desirable borrower.

If I can get a deal that'll incorporate it and it'll work in my favor than maybe. 

If so, check the Secretary of State's website or whatever state department oversees incorporation and registration. 

It’s nature of business - typically most case law does allow the borrower only to collect actual damages, so no pain and suffering type of lawsuits.

I think they had 4 and it naturally attriciated down to 3 and 2, but they all got raises and could afford it and  I think he paid the house off. 

I think you should incorporate another element into your mailings.