Firstly that check is heavy 😂. 

I would check with a credit specialist as well as your loan officer.

Firstly, understand the lay of the land by checking local zoning regulations, assessing available utilities, and conducting thorough market research.

This way, you're covered legally, and your lease includes everything from rent details to what happens if someone decides to turn your living room into a circus ring.Now, about finding those gold-star tenants, it's all about the background check.

For financing, check out local banks, credit unions, and online lenders for investment property loans.Considering an LLC is wise for asset protection.

And along the way sell some apartments and pocket those fat commish checks I sold a 5 mil one a few years back and that was a smooth 100k in my jeans for a couple weeks of scouting finding and following it to the close..

Not always a good idea to just use the same vendors as the seller as there may be improvements you can achieve. i.e. property management company doesn't give guests the easiest instructions to check in, so reviews are down. 

@Kelly O'Keefe For more context, we have a business checking account which we have made capital contributions into, and we have put the business expenses on the business credit card and have paid that card off from the business checking account. 

The downfalls are that customization can be limited depending on the company and also you will need very clear access to the site to deliver the pieces of the home and drop them into place. 

He has lived at his current place for over 5 years and I have asked for his bank statements and will check his references.