I've had banks see the process of the BRRRR method and rapid appreciation and think I'm creating some sort of loophole... but some banks get it and empower the investor.

They will scan all documents sent to that address and upload them to their website tied to your account.

I personally have no handyman skills but I sure would figure some things out if my business wasn‘t growing as rapidly as it is.

It's strong demand for rentals in good areas with many areas seeing rapid growth as they gentrify such as Pilsen, Avondale and Albany Park.

They should give you scanned copies of them on Box, but alternatively you could scan copies yourself.I believe the transfer of shares without your consent would be considered Misappropriation of Property.

Some states/counties maintain better GIS systems than others while some have no GIS.Use the GIS mapping tool to scan for properties.

I know that between Google Earth Pro and county-maintained GIS platforms it is possible to get a lot of property information for free, but I imagine that for folks without day-to-day experience, it can be time-consuming and often frustrating.On top of that, often times data is unavailable in less urban areas or available only in paper or PDF format which means scanning photo-copied images that are barely readable.

I'm looking into the Savannah area and have been scanning for PM's.

., here's more information:1) the tool allows me to  select number of rooms, number of baths, square footage, zip codes to scan etc.2) it then goes to Zillow to pull from the MLS.

It allowed me to scale rapidly with little money- the bottleneck in my business model is basically execution.