I get access to pre-market properties (short sales, REO, etc) and I frequently work with investors.

I need a kitchen guy to come in a tear down the old kitchen and put in a new one (he needs to also have materials or access to the materials as well) I don't want to go running everywhere.

This has been a Godsend - no more constant borderline spam popping up on the keyword alerts by having the capability to block said users.Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Believe it or not, I've had applicants who didn't have internet access or even an email account. 

All of my best deals have all been introduced to me by agents/brokers and the occasional wholesaler.Also, I constantly monitor the MLS and setup alerts in different areas I am farming and make aggressive offers quickly and methodically.

Originally posted by @Charlie Fitzgerald:Do not pay application fees EVER.You are constantly helping me, thank you!

Having your RE License has a few benefits, like access to MLS.

This cycle has to be broken in early stages of tenancy or it will be a constant headache. 

I can't access the software because I don't have a password.

I have a good deal of experience with renovations, loans, use of hard money, access to MLS, knowledge of my local market, etcThat being said, I am excited to begin investing in RE but here are my challenges.. 1) I am a HUGE believer in 15 year mortgages.