You can have more than one qualified applicant, but you will need a method how you pick one over the other.

I’m happy to talk through that and share my experience, especially with the creative financing methods I use for my BRRRR projects in Maryland.

Please point me in the direction of any quality resources you know of, regardless of format. 

Some refer to the enemy method.

For insurance, the only reliable method is to get actual quotes from local agents based on the property’s age, construction, location, and intended use.

@Jeremy Beland 100% agree - I've seen investors spend $5K/month on new leads while ignoring the 200 they already have.But here's the flip side question: what if your STARTING point is quality?

This is the core of scaling responsibly—never crippling your existing assets to acquire new ones.You're in a fantastic position to execute the "snowball" method of real estate investing.

And while nothing is foolproof the most consistent method of finding good vendors is relying on OTHER real estate investors that have worked with those vendors.

Social media leads are of lower quality. 

I think in general providing better quality housing always will out do the competition even if the price is slightly higher.