, any specific method? 

@Mike Hoherchak in my opinion if you are buying a quality asset that cashflows and can provide moderate to strong returns you are in great shape.

Pick one method, get the tenant to agree, get it in writing.

We are looking at the BRRRR method and tradition buy and hold options as our primary strategies.

Keeping in mind that this advice comes from someone who doesn't necessarily trust property management companies or the quality of their services. 

Good morning,To be honest,  in my 1 year of experience, this method is a way to get a "ball park " figure.  

It is mostly the same in your situation; yes I could give my money to a pro company and let them handle all the details for me (probably make 11% return at best), or I could invest in you (an upstart, and share in unlimited ROI using the BRRRR method ) and have potential to make much more money.

@Stone JinThat sounds like a good method to use.

You’re in control, and you’re getting experience talking to sellers.After, when you get your first check, you’ll have some cash from your business to try other marketing methods if you’d like.Good luck man 👍🏻

Obviously Fund & Grow has a method to sidestep the credit department's underwriting standards.My theory is that they are making use of " shelf corporations ", corporations with no assets or current business activity.