I have done 100s and 100s and 100s of deals, bought from nearly every avenue there is all withOUT any fancy tools.

Upon investigation, it has been confirmed that these communications are not from any legitimate government entity but rather from scammers attempting to defraud unsuspecting small business owners.In the days since receiving that first notification, I received yet another, telling me I ought to get  a Pennsylvania Certificate of Good Standing for the low, low price of $87.25, as businesses may require it for routine transactions. 

Moreover, assessing the structural severity of the problem is crucial—minor settling and cosmetic cracks are routine, but major shifting or drainage problems can lead to ongoing issues, impacting insurance, resale value, and even future financing options.Resale impact should also be considered.

Not saying this is the case, but since they are raising $ for other deals selling would probably be their last resort, especially when they show those fancy FB ads noting 32% historical return... 

You shouldn't need fancy anything yet.

Maybe someone's money has a higher limit...but it's still a limit.I have been using the BRRRR Method for 20+ years (before we even had a fancy acronym for it). 

Don't worry about minor complaints, you are doing a fine job.Just one question, ALL sites have a delay in data from MLS updates, and from court reported information, and so on, is that a function of a monthly update routine or can the information be updated a little more frequently? 

Running a fancy Class A downtown luxury apartment is far different than a 50 year old building in a low income area. 

I know when I was looking at places, I got a less expensive place that was more of a student type rental given its location and the other option I was thinking of what maybe 75% more ($130K vs $225K), fast forward almost 10 years and the $225K is now selling at $325K while the $130K at $150K.Diversifying-if you can get two good homes instead of one fancy home, get two. 

I don't do anything fancy, but I had a heckova time finding a CPA that could follow what I doI buy using Subject To and Land Contracts and I do a Sandwhich Lease Option depending on the property and the state and I sell to Tenant Buyers on a Lease Option (or Land Contract if Texas).