I’m not interested in seeking anyone outside of them.

@John Turner I would seek out all local REIAs in your area.

What about asylum seekers? 

You'll want to use their events to seek out and connect with experienced investors who can help you get started and also avoid the major pitfalls along the way.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

Hi all,
I recently ventured into SFR investing after dabbling in apartments/townhouses. I'll be onboarding new tenants for my renovated properties in the coming weeks. A couple of them don't have experience living in...

Arrgh... maybe I overthink and worry too much :)       Btw, this is the snippet from the GA Landlord/Tenant Handbook: "If the landlord accepts partial rent he cannot then seek to dispossess or evict the tenant for failure to pay the monthly rent.

I want to see capability and type of debt structure and cap rate return they are seeking to see if it is a long shot or reasonable given market conditions.Time is money so you have to work with buyers that are ready,willing,able, and realistic.Brokers like to work with other brokers because they know most brokers have screened their buyers to perform.

Personally, I would seek better investment options.

If I were actively seeking people to sign up I might do that, but I'm not and could care less if anyone ever signs up because I prefer to eat lunch at home.