National tenants tend to do better as their sales and profit is spread out among many stores and locations so a dip in one location with eventual upside can be a positive.Another factor is checking to see road projects coming up and if the changes will impact the traffic flow from your area.

Hey Bigger Pockets Community I'm looking to utilize the BRRRR strategy as my vehicle for investing in real estate. I was wondering if anyone has any experience with this strategy and if you have any advice for someone...

I'm looking at houses online and emailed a realtor but there are just so many areas.

I have been looking online and have been unable to find out how long it usually takes for the state to approve a new licensee.  

It's also not easy to find some random forms online for these kinds of projects.

If anyone has any insight or tips on how to get the ball moving, I’d appreciate it very much!

I am a newby in real estate investing but have been resesrching obsessively online and reading real estate books aswell as financial motivation type books.

You may also want to take a look at the training, seminars, guru forum before you spend any money on anyone or anything you find in person or online. 

There is a portion when you file the appeal online that ask is the home rented and I put yes, but then it ask for the rental amount.

An easy to use online portal to check up on your earnings and other information.