As an invistor, how would this mold issue affect the sale of the house in the future? 

I am here looking for experienced help as this is our first time investing together and we want to avoid any possible future turmoil as we are family.

I keep getting told that costs too much, but I would affirm, if the loss of cash flow to properly finance the risk of your endeavors is too high, then it’s probably not a good deal, and look for a better deal.

She has a lot of equity in the home that is payed of, so what would be a good way to used that to downsize and invest so they we would be better off financially in the future? 

Any tips as I start this new endeavor are greatly appreciated!

Please keep me posted for future meetings & you guys have fun without me. 

The benefit to this was—I was able to purchase cheaply, and put more money towards some interesting renovations that boosted the home value, and made for some awesome perks for my future tenants. 

Hello everyone,My name is Eddy and I am a second year college student at UMass Amherst. I plan to buy my first investment property in 2020 after I graduate. In the mean time I am interested in connecting with investor...

My client is an investor who is looking to build a relationship with an excellent contractor for this as well as future projects.

I feel confident I could get a home loan for 80% of the value and put this towards my future rental deals.Honestly though, I’m unsure if I should do an all cash deal and invest my equity - too include the rehab/vacancy/insurance cost etc. or if I should apply for a home loan directly on this new property and just pay the 20% upfront.