Most states allow for what are called "'Occupancy checks" Of course you should verify this and then post a Notice on the door stating something similar to the following:"PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT ON ------- 2024, THE OWNER OR THE OWNER'S AGENT WILL CONDUCT AN OCCUPANCY CHECK TO DETERMINE IF THE DWELLING IS CURRENTLY OCCUPIED OR VACANT.

Small businesses allow more discretion because the owner is a hands-on decision maker in the day to day operation.

So, I guess my biggest question is how long do I allow them access to get their stuff?

This allows me to grow into the firm.

At first I denied all these ppl but as I sit here with no prospects, wondering if allowing someone to rent out the space, sleep in the van at night would be an issue?

Just wait till they get more EV's on the road in California, they won't be able to keep the lights on! 

With that being said if you plan to do more than the 1 assignment allowed in a twelve month period then you have to double close all your deals.

But none of us are allowed to offer you our services, per Bigger Pockets rules.

However, I will say from experience, the midwest will allow you to cashflow well at a significantly cheaper price point but you will see very little appreciation.

If you a re borrowing money check with your lender to make sure they will allow you to act as your own GC.