Unfortunately, that is an expensive time-consuming process.

Good morning All,I've been real estate curious to the point of obsession for about a month now, but in that time I've started to develop my tentative plans.

Long time listener first time caller.

We prioritizes keeping waste out of landfills but its necessary part of the job many times.We also have a pretty active and informative youtube channel @greenbuildingnetwork and on instagram @phillygreenbuilding if you'd like to connect with us thereAt the time of writing this we're rehabbing the mixed use space in a Philly suburb on the Main Line for ours portfolio, rehabbing a single family home in the Rittenhouse area of Philly for a client, and acquiring a 30 acre plot of land with a barn and single family structure in upstate New York as part of our portfolio.Right now we are a finely tuned machine but we see opportunity!

It’s incredibly messy and time consuming.

Each deal comes with a different set of surprises even for the most experienced operators.Take your time and don't rush it. 

When you do a little extra work ahead of time, the process goes so much more smoothly.

Also you may want to reopen new cases as different reps lead to different results a lot of the time in my experience. 

Quote from @Rose White: When is the best time to ask your new / possible future tenant for a background check?

I have a tenant in New Hampshire that I am in the process of evicting.