I thought it wouldn’t be hard to get financing because I have a good job (nurse) and good credit 750 score.

Key points are a) no bank qualifying (lease optionees usally have some money but damaged credit); b) low down (not a typical house downpayment of 10-20%); c) they can become homeowners.

My da has offered me an unsecured line of credit for buying real estate.

:wink: That being said, with a high enough credit score and down payment, you can get almost ANYTHING financed.

What’s a fair ballpark figure for a real estate attorney to charge for supervising my process of finding a tenant; over looking the section 8 contract and my own lease contract/documentations with the tenant; I’ll be using the online tools for application, credit report / background check and customized lease contract.

Great Site.I am thinking about paying $7,000 to join TCS Forclosures.I have tried to invest in Pre forclosures ETC... we have 30k in cash and a credit rating of 718 yet we still do not qualify for a mortgage.tcs says they will match us up with investors who have the money.sounds like a solid plan to me.The question is < Has anyone heard of these guys?

If I apply to refinance my house, will the credit score be all the bank looks at?

It's psychologically appealing but investors' mortgages are unlike credit card debtors when it comes to paying down that type of debt.I have a $46,000 mortgage and a $110,000 mortgage.

The requirements for a real estate salesperson license in Pennsylvania include being at least 18 years of age and having successfully completed four credits, or 60 hours, of approved real estate education.

So, if the mid to top of your neighborhood is 215, then yearly increases go to roughly 225 in year 1 and then 237 in year 2.You didn't give any rent amount or rent credit amount so I will make it up.IF you set a TB purchase price of 237 and deduct the 189 you currently owe (that will be less because of 2 years mortgage payments... paid by someone else!)