@Kenneth Garrett yes it’s started to happen besides my mom nobody understands what I’m doing or supports it (and she’s a landlord lol)... definitely going to take all of your advice.

Most of my work in the past has involved personally contacting prospective buyers or sellers, with the use of a personal website for my only online support.

LOANS ON PROPERTY1stTD2nd– 5th TDMechanics LiensTax LiensChild Support & Etc.WHAT YOU SHOULD ASK?

@Charles D.We have found the Wa State LL Association to be a great deal, we use them for leases and all forms and support.

Then refine your knowledge with questions.Look for a state that is affordable, has reasonable laws and courts that fairly support Landlords, and a growing job market.

@David ChapoellThanks David for your support

I work for Kiewit out of Omaha but am currently supporting a project in Arizona.

Or it might go like hot cakes because lower income individuals want to get in the nicer area, but then you have to deal with lower income tenants, without the financial support of Section 8.

Listen to amazing podcasts (GSD w/ Joshua Smith, Pat Hiban's, Real Estate Uncensored) to start learning about the different channels out there.

I have ask the people supporting this movement: Why stop at rent?