All Forum Posts by: Julian Dangerfield

Oh I see, thanks @Mark F. I understand a bit better now, so it's not like the loan officer has a bunch of power to make something happen in the first place

Hey @Travis Sperr I'm actually looking to invest in my first rental property this fall after spending this year building my credit, however back in March I was told that my FICO still was not high enough to be approved.

Hey @Travis Sperr I'm actually looking to invest in my first rental property this fall after spending the last year building my credit up and working on my savings.

It appears that loan officers are the gatekeepers to many would-be investors who don’t have a huge savings or access to private loans. My question is, is it important to impress a loan officer and if it is how do we go about it?

My top 5 books that I learned so much from and that  continue to affect how I see my financial state are The Richest Man in Babylon, Creating Wealth, Millionaire Next Door, Rich Dad Poor Dad, and Think and Grow Rich.

I know there are plenty of amazing books out there but I love the ones that I mentioned so much!

@Kurt Milliron perhaps you could try a credit union if you haven't already, they seem much more willing to do business and build relationships than other banks that I've encountered, though I know everyone's experience my be different.

No, from my experience there is no fee for pre qualification.

Leonard Liang I purchase all of my books from Amazon, they're really cheap and generally arrive within 3 days. I also buy a lot books using my iBooks app, it's great to have books on my phone to be able to keep notes and highlight. Books on your phone is also great in a time pinch.

Mat Canada congrats! Keep pushing, I hope to be completing my first deal this fall!!!

Kevin Izquierdo welcome! BP is a great place to get all the info you need on getting started, so your in the right place! Wish you the best of luck bro!