All Forum Posts by: Shanequa J.

Call the city. They will send out an inspector to check the living conditions. If it's really bad, they will condemn the building. While the repairs are being made, the landlord will have to provide you a place to live.

Maybe you can do the shutters and door the same color as the brick. Or if the brick color is too bold, paint the brick and the house a neutral color. P.S. Someone picks out all the items pertaining to design for me.

What is an AITD?

How is that rate steep for a new investor? Maybe in the future when I become a seasoned investor like you and can show more experience in maintaing rental property, I will qualify for the absolute rock bottom rate. But until then, I'm satisfied with my rate considering that I know some owner occupied buyers can't get that rate.

I just got a mortgage loan with them. My loan officer was very nice and speedy. They gave me a low interest rate at 5.3%. I'm living under a rock also like Richard.

The two main ones are a lender administration fee ($2500) and a VA funding fee(2.5% of the loan). For an investor, they will only pay 3% of the closing. It changed this year.

Yes, VA Vendee is still available. The problem is that they have so many fees you have to pay at closing. But I guess it's worth it, since it's only 5% down.

I joined the Army for 6 years after high school. My job was a surgical tech. I got to see a lot of blood and guts. Currently working as a surgical tech and just graduated from nursing school.

Here's how: Resources-Landlord tools and resources-Fair market rents.

I agree. Where i'm located, if a turn-key house is bought for $30,000 or less, then it will cost so much money to maintain due to low rent, damages, vacancies, etc.