I feel like there are many ways to do it which pushes me into an overwhelmed and confused bracket of trying to purchase my next property.

I'm rooting for you, keep us posted!!

We are happy to sign an NDA, and have experienced very little push back because of it. 

@Gaege Root you should start with wholesaling first especially if you have no cash at all and no experience flipping. 

That’s where I met some solid connections that really pushed me forward. 

When it came back in market we pushed the price down further.

With a triple net lease, you're going to be able to push the taxes and utilities to the tenant to cover.

I think that the SimpliSafe notice you’re referring to is fairly boilerplate.If you’re especially concerned about whether alarm registration is actually required in Cranston, I would recommend contacting the police department because they would absolutely know as they’d be the ones responding to any alarms, and it’s usually police departments that are the ones pushing for alarm requirements because they get irritated by false alarms.

if the answer is no, you can start thinking about other options...if yesBuyer proposes the following terms:- Purchase price: $170k (market)Push this as high as you can within reason...find it hard to believe you have had zero appreciation.

I say that to say it's smart you're networking now and building those relationships that could really push you to make bigger moves than you would have alone!