I recently bought my first house as primary residence but walked in with instant equality of 6.5%!

I’ve learned much of what I know from BP and found that instantly applying the take aways from here is how you’ll one day find yourself as a successful investor in RE.

I will definitely be financing (FHA 203k) looking to find a property where I can add some instant equity.

There is an instant transfer that costs maybe 2.99% or something but I can wait 2-3 days.

There are multiple options available for screening packages; tenant involvement/no tenant involvement, instant reports, hand-compiled reports, and even income verification.You can find further information by going to Tenant Screening under the Tools tab.Best of luck to you!

Investing in real estate is one of those things that pay you instantly, but not a lot.

There is like a 2.99% fee for an instant transfer or a free transfer takes 2-3 days which probably isn’t a problem for most with proper planning.

IBuyer programs are "instant" or technology enabled buyers who purchase homes from consumers without placing it on the open market for price discovery.

You can afford to spend more on a buy and hold than a flip because you need to make an instant profit on a flip.

Had some money set aside to get it financed at under 4% 30 year and saw potential in buying under value and instantly cash flowing How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?