All Forum Posts by: Shanequa J.

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.

I sent out 30 letters last month and received 2 calls. I targeted abandoned houses and owners that were late on their taxes. The letters were typed, but the envelopes were handwritten. I thought this would increase the chances of it being opened. Investors usually send out hundreds of mail per month; I have to work my way up to that amount.