I have a potential renter coming to look on Monday but the house won't be ready until mid-July.

If the seller agrees to the terms, I have an attorney ready to draw up the Trust Indenture in coordination with the title company.

The amount of information available on the subject is endless and I'm learning as much as I can everyday and feel ready to finally get off the sidelines and start taking action!

The next day, he emailed me a few documents to sign in order for him to get the PA ready.

If your more limited on time and resources, then finding a rent-ready property with good returns could be your second best option.Feel free to post any other questions you have.Continued success!

I have a couple of full time guys that do my rehabs and when we have a unit go vacant they get that ready to rent but usually they're working on my new properties.

I just finished up with my first home purchase/investment which is a 3-family that I owner-occupy. 2 of the units were all ready to go, rent-ready so I immediately put tenants in and I did a $20k 203k loan to fix up my unit which took 3 months before I could move in and that is perfectly fine.

Although Analysis Paralysis is my worst enemy.From your posts I've read I like the way you are direct with your responses.I will listen to all the Podcasts.

If you're getting a loan, have you proven that you won't have any issues getting the loan on a property that is distressed (most conventional loans will require the property to be move-in ready)?

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