Just talk to everyone you can and don't be afraid to ask questions, but make sure you also invest in your own education so that you're able to have informed discussions.And, please, feel free to reach out anytime if you have any questions or just want to chat!

We posted a YT video with a link to a free checklist form.

Be diligent with lease violations across the board and if you aren't seasoned, I agree with paying to chat with a reputable lawyer for 30 mins.

Follow the prompts to connectAlso, you can message in over the live chat anytime and they will help with any issue.

@Billy KennickHi Billy, I'm by no means a mentor, but I'm working on a few things in SLC and would be happy to chat about what you're doing.

Would love to chat in the near future as I haven’t made any investment yet and being only 22 I have lots to learn.

Each time they send me a video saying it’s working perfectly, and then a couple days or a week later I got a video from the tenant saying it is not working.

You have to have a lot more to be above average - indoor heated pool, more video games, other games - i.e. pool table, foosball, etc.., theater room - those kinds of things.  

You can expect to pay a little more for being a new investor when it comes to rate and points, but as long as it's a good deal, you shouldn't have any issue getting the funding.Hope this helps a bit - please, feel free to reach out anytime if you have other questions or just want to chat about the ATL market!

.: 1) Hire a professional photographer 2) Rearrange your photo order 3) Use Zillow Video of the Apartment 4) Review your description 5) Renovate or stage the apartment (including a virtual stage) 6) Review how much you're renting it vs. what the market is offering.