I have the title searches already of course, if that helps. 

My management primarily involves remotely receiving rent checks and coordinating online services for any repairs, which connect directly with the tenant.Now, I'm facing a new challenge: my current tenant is moving out, and I need to manage the tenant checkout process and secure a new tenant.

Does anyone have any tips on reaching out to local investors or other individuals that may be interested in vacant land in Florida?

Of course this is just my opinion.....But there are things in life that you negotiate and things that you just don't.

This way I can plan accordingly with professionals in my area, build a solid foundation of relationship, and decide which course of action would work best for me in terms of growth.

@Bubba McCantsOf course, best to consult a qualfied professional or two..Via a Will, the house will need to go through probate. 

Hello BP community, I am a 19 year old just starting out looking for my first multi-family unit in the upstate New York Area! I was recommend to this website by the book I am reading by one of the founders of BP. Just...

I work privately with a lot of current and retired NFL players who I’m sure could provide you with additional strategies and career/life transition tips.

We are eager to hear any tips/advice on learning the ins and outs of buying a property to then open a sober living home.

If you're operating in a city that puts all of their requirements online you should review the requirements.