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All Forum Posts by: Qui Van

Qui Van has started 6 posts and replied 7 times.

Interested in using this company for my rental property.  Got on a call with them and found out all the fees and what services they provide.  I would like to get input on the pros and cons of landlords that have/are using them.  Thanks.

I am looking for my first rental property.  Can I get some pros and cons for turning my rental into a section 8 home please.  Any help on how I can do this would be appreciated.  Thanks

Going back to "rule of thumb" I hear a lot is having a renter that makes 3x the rent.  Living in south Florida where rent is already high, is it realistic to find a renter that makes this much?  What are some other ways of screening renters if they don't meat this checkmark when most Americans are living paycheck to paycheck?  Thanks.

Hi all,

I spoke with a mortgage broker recently and wanted to take a heloc or line of credit on my current home. She said I couldn't because my income is not high enough. How can I go about this other than make more money? I want to take that money for a deposit on a second property. Thanks

Hi all,

I spoke with a mortgage broker recently and wanted to take a heloc or line of credit on my current home.  She said I couldn't because my income is not high enough.  How can I go about this other than make more money?  I want to take that money for a deposit on a second property.  Thanks

Hello, all

I recently listened to the podcast, I believe it was episode 11, beginner's guide.  They said a rule of thumb on evaluating purchasing a property is if you can rent it out for around 2% of the purchase price.  I find that crazy because I bought my home 5 years ago for 305k.  I can not rent it out today for 6k.  Am I missing something?  Thanks