I suspect that people may get different experiences with this issue in different markets.

I think most reasonable people would consider residing on a property that has significant construction is a change of lease conditions.

We don't do coaching or sell anything, just looking for a way to network with people outside of the different REIA's.

I think the bottom line is there is a lot more commitment that goes into property management than most people think, but if you have the time and energy to commit, go for it.

There are a lot of opinions from people who have no first-hand experience.

How much is just fear mongering with the hope of influencing people to steer them to your line of product? 

There is a ton of legislation in the various states coming down to do everything they can to make wholesaling illegal or at least a lot more transparent and only done by people who are licensed and know what they are doing. 

What I have seen people do is note the month/address in the Venmo when the tenant pays.

I'm from Conroe, help people of all sorts in the area analyze properties.

On average, 80 people move into Columbus weekly.