You can compare your rental to the ones on the list (based on sqft, bedrooms, bathrooms, amenities) The process for me in LA is, I list the property at max rent, tenant sees and likes it, I approve the tenant, inspector comes out and tells me what I have to fix prior to move in, advisor/counselor tells me my unit does not qualify for max rent and offers me less, if I agree to lower rent, I get all the approval paperwork and tenant pays security deposit and moves in (takes 2 months) In $$, I have a sec 8 tenant in LA and the maximum that sec 8 will pay this year is $1,450, market is $1,500, and I only get $1,100.

Our potential is at stake.For those of you that are now leaving this establishment, I say, do not forget what went on in these classrooms.

The integration and ongoing access to consulting support may or may not be there in that model.Either using mortgages or establishing joint ventures will work.  

My understanding is I would enter a trust agreement with the property seller and this would establish the initial contract to purchase the property.

If maximum amount is exceeded use HomeStyle Renovation program.Contingency ReserveA contingency reserve equal to 10% of the total costs of the repairs/improvements must be established and funded for all mortgages to cover required unforeseen repairs or deficiencies that are discovered during the renovation.Contractor Validation Contractor is selected by the borrower and approved by the lenderContractor validation will be completed by the Renovation DepartmentMaximum of three (3) contractorsGeneral Contractor is preferred but not requiredFollow state and local requirements for licensing of contractor(s).

You need to establish this before they move in.

In this instance, you need to use this opportunity to establish that you are the new landlord and these are your expectations, no exceptions.

Then they discuss with an advisor and the deal falls apart.

I am still establishing credit.. so investing would be kind of toughWhat are the best tips for beginners?

The dream was firmly established in my mind as I looked into the mirror, but that’s all it was—a dream.