I put the website and facebook links below. 

I'd like to know how one does that without using paid websites.

As far as advice: you're off to a good start by finding this website.

Their website, communication, and online portals are usually garbage, and when I have 40 documents to submit each closing, it drives me up a wall to send 100 emails back and forth.

I'm looking for recommendations for a background/credit check website for tenant screenings, where I would be the one to pay for it, so it can be free to the tenants.

Hello,my name is Yosary I’m totally new in this and trying to invest in property’s all around Raleigh, I would be so grateful if any of y’all recommend me some web site where I can find cheap houses or just give some tips.thank you

LOLIf I was looking at the Ocean from the 18th floor in Waikai with a blended Mai Tia I'm sure I would singing a different tune,well this is a pro landlord pro owning rentals website so of course that is what the focus is on and what Most that participate are looking to do.. however as Steve was alluding to . if you can scale up to solid Class B units that can be professionally managed it becomes very passive short of that your right lots of moving pieces which if you dig being a landlord is just fine..   

You won't build up much equity through paying your mortgage in 2 years due to how the principal and interest payments work-go to a website for a big bank in Canada and look at the principal vs interest chart for a mortgage-most of the payments go to interest at the start.

My county's website says they currently aren't holding tax delinquent auctions, which isn't what I'm after, but it made me start thinking that maybe most counties aren't even offering stock of which properties are owing taxes. 

I reached out to 3 lenders with the lowest rates on the bankrate website.