I am especially interested in knowing how much capital it takes to get entitlements organized, etc.

Know your local laws, which are getting more and more complicated, but this local organization is good at helping small landlords and property managers stay informed and on top of the law.If you send me a message I can share a deal with you in Skagit County.

I very seldom seek broker lender's loan programs as I know there are many "wanna be" lenders out in social media, so I go to other reliable websites, I look for reviews and if I don't find any reviews then I just move on.

I personally do not like using social media (there's so much hate and negativity) so I am limiting my engagement to the forums where like minded individuals reside. 

Some of those deals we acquire, while others we may turn into listingsIf you are interested in wholesaling then consider joining a organization such as New Western.

For our number of units we take the property manager’s data, which is organized in a spreadsheet, and move it to QuickBooks.  

I like happy, organized tenants that make an effort to follow the rules.

Try reaching out to local media outlets, search for articles talking bout fraud, find the reporter who wrote the article and reach out to them.

@James Wise makes a living from social media.

Maybe I am missing something but once I signed up and paid the money I haven’t heard from anyone from this organization since.