All Forum Posts by: Scot Howat

Would you put $300, $500, or $1,000/m into a savings account?  If so, then why wouldn't you buy a negative cash flow property.  It's very similar, except that owning the assets will have tons of other benefits.

You can get 10 loans and your girlfriend can get 10 loans, I'd recommend NOT buying them jointly.

There's deals everywhere, you just have to learn the market and find your niche.

My advice - don't wholesale.  Buy some units and hold them.

I run into this issue constantly. The other caveat is that the banks want the value of the property to be at least 100k. Which doesn't work for my market either. Any lenders that can do this (in S Corp)? 75% LTV on a 90k property

60 + 15. or I'll take 2 from the 27 and give it to the 48, then add the 50 to the 25

where's the registration info?

CAREIA.org has 2 per month, plus they play the Cashflow boardgame online too

@Susie Wendel let me know if you'd like my 2 cents.  I can stop by and give you some pointers if you need an experienced opinion.

Congrats guys!  Buy some units