But maybe they are just too large so that they can't provide more attention to small customers like me?

A BP member brought to my attention that I could take a Lease Purchase route, in which case I would be able to find a tenant/buyer and possibly save on the commission.

The big-box store sells one with lots of pictures for $20 or less; you probably already understand the "how to wire up a receptacle" chapter, but pay lots of attention to the "how to wire the whole house" chapter.

For the properties we currently manage, this vetting process has worked wonders in finding tenants whom take care of the property, pay there rent on time, and don’t require an excessive amount of attention.

I think I'll keep it simple, since there is a lot of attention on that property.

Wholesaling caught my attention when I first became interested in real estate but then I quickly realized how complex it really was and kind of sketchy to be honest.

I wanted to ask some of you experienced investors this question: When it comes to understanding which markets are good for Non-performing notes, what markers are you paying attention to?

In looking at the books, I’d pay close attention to any time there’s a sudden increase in cost.

You will be able to look at the deal with insight and clarity with regards to any major issues (if any) present within the property, and which items may need attention.

Also, it does not insulate me from the risk of having an insane energy bill because 3 of the tenants had bad mooods all month long and paid no attention to regulating their energy consumption.