Wood of TJW Properties, LLC.Still looked generally legit, except that I noticed that the Borrower was required make a deposit of 4 points (in this case, $5600) for the lender to “initiate the due diligence process.”

I know a lot of the information was solid(although readily available through sites like this) but I noticed they had a web application at repropfinder.com.

I noticed there are a few rehabs going on in the past couple of months...

Hi Chantele,A vacancy is certainly far more common in SJ.

It is very common for investors who have 10 units or under to have a mix properties titled in their personal name and some in a LLC. 

I am wondering if anyone currently in the market would have some insight on the most common zip codes or specific areas where others invest, and why they choose those areas?

But I am also witnessing as well as organizing a newer more scalable model providing for a more cloud-based, remote, less-than-full service--model that is appealing for a large amount of investors and property owners who are interested in receiving many of the traditional services (rent collection, bookkeeping, leasing, noticing, maintenance coordination, answering phones, etc.) but who would be willing to pay about 1/2 the monthly fee in exchange for participating by physically being present to allow access, showings, servicing notices, etc.

There is a proposed 10 point scale, and a proposed low, medium and high risk scale.This merely seems consistent with the Department of Justice guidance memo from earlier in the year telling landlords they need to apply common sense to their screening criteria when it comes to criminal history as a screen methodology for housing.

My town website has an online search for Land Records So I can find notices of foreclosures, notices of liens, warranty deeds, mortgage documents etc. the day they are filed.

@Robert HerreraIf you read my posts you will notice I never suggested you use a REALTOR.