@Jeff White I got an email back from Arvada that I would have to live in the unit as long as there’s an ADU.

I am an experienced investor in Houston, very busy, I don’t think they let me leave my phone number or email?

He rarely answers my calls, texts, or emails.

Did this come from a wholesaler you have a relationship with or was it blasted out to an email list?

“As rental housing providers, we have a responsibility to provide a safe environment to residents,” he wrote in an emailed statement, “and a huge part of that is knowing the background of each applicant.”Oakland’s new ordinance is the strictest of its kind in the state.

The rental verification form is to be emailed or faxed over, along with the applicants authorization, to the past/current landlord. 

Does any have any resources or recommend a book on copywriting, especially for social media posts, emails, and newsletters.

Just a suggestion, it could be that for something which feels a bit more temporary/shorter time warrants a bit more flexibility from a screening standpoint.

I'm also on a local Atlanta realtor's email list and see a few wholesale deals that I think could be profitable but am nervous about spreading myself too thin/jumping in too deep so early in my REI career without having someone that I can call on for guidance.If anyone has some tips/steps that I can take immediately or insight on these markets, please let me know!

But – always do your own due diligence, even with the companies mentioned above.For the recipients, you can mail them a printed copy or even a substitute statement.Warning: do not email these!