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I always run credit as a the last step in the application process but that choice is based primarily on my location and California law.

You probably made the right choices not closing on those properties.

That’s why a lot of land flippers going the tax delinquent route use virtual assistants (VA).

Let's create a space for meaningful discussions and shared insights.I appreciate any guidance or tips you can provide as I embark on this exciting journey.

I would first create a separate account for expenses both Capex and small things (need new faucet, lawn sprinkler, etc.). 

Choices?

With over 7+ years of field experience, I (along with my rockstar team) assist landlords (mostly out-of-state or country, but also local ones) with everything -- from new leases, tenant screening, unit listing and marketing (photos and video tour), rent collection, repairs, maintenance, housing authority paperwork, inspections, to notices, evictions, cash-for-keys and more.

Hi all, I’m a licensed architect and investor based between Los Angeles and New York City with a range of resources and diverse team/network who can assist with all things Due Diligence, Concept Design through Construction Documentation, Permitting and Construction Admin.

Financial constraints prevent me from delaying the rental process, but I'm also committed to ensuring the safety of the tenants during this temporary arrangement.Thank you for your insights.Jeffrey Hennen What Alecia said is really important, make sure eliminating 1 risk doesn't create another.