A lot of people I’ve spoken with say the hardest part is trying to manage things from a distance, whether it’s trusting the right crew for renovations, finding tenants who are reliable, or just handling the small day-to-day landlord tasks that pop up when you’re hundreds of miles away.

My role was to provide reliable funding so the investor could complete renovations on schedule.

Has anyone out there used a "Bird Dog" / scout / head hunter to find quality (honest, reliable, zero drama, long-term) section-8 tenants? 

He's totally not a reliable tax pro...

What is reliable way to do this.

I'vw searched online but am having difficulty finding reliable lists with filters that are updated weekly.

Reliable contractors?

What’s worked well for a lot of investors I know is partnering with a local agent or boots-on-the-ground team in a solid Midwest market, where you can still find good cash flow and reliable tenant demand.

Hello @Craig Cann,When I launched my real estate investing services business in 2005, I searched everywhere for reliable data.

It is important to have a solid team, including a trusted lender, a good CPA, and a reliable real estate agent can make all the difference when you’re starting out.