I have a few questions on the process.1.

Here is a link for key questions to ask the various dev team members who you'll hire to execute your strategy as well: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13Z0B7mV--YRtVN3TJhez...Just shoot me a DM if you'd like to connect. 

However, it's important to consider the risks involved, including over-leveraging, the costs associated with rehab, potential vacancies, and the complexities of managing multiple rental properties.Given your conservative investment approach, it's essential to carefully assess these factors and perhaps start with one additional property to get a feel for the process before scaling up.

I'm a new investor who plans to wholesale in Phoenix AZ (I know I know, its a very competitive market there -- however it's the only place I'm familiar with).So I've done a lot of research and think I understand the granular process up to the assignment contract.

I'm attempting to help out a friend's parents who are about to lose their home to back taxes.Is the process as simple as quit claiming the deed to me and then I pay the taxes and hold the property until they pay me back?

There are many platforms but an easy one and one that you may be familiar with is Zillow... you can certainly have that as your application process and you can QR code it; just right click and select 'Creat QR for this page'.

next one of this age the thing to do is hire the structural engineer on top of the home inspector if your worried about it.

The administrative process for ALE to place tenants just takes way too long.

I'm purchasing several properties and I would like to set them up as lease options and hire a management company to manage them.

We are eager to help relative avoid being scammed as she is elderly and lacking awareness of processes not being a US citizen.