I learned many of my techniques from Brian Burke and The Hands-Off Investor.

But, of course, they found something to send me a written notice over.It was a handful of small stuff, no big deal.

These people do not know how to replace light bulbs, unclog a toilet, or find their a$$ w/both hands.   

It’s a stable, hands-on way to start and learn property management basics.House Hacking: Live in a multi-unit property and rent out other units or rent out rooms. 

I’ll sell to anyone with the down payment but most people don’t seem to have it.I guess I’m different in that regard I usually ask for 10% down.Every house I have sold in need of repairs they have fixed upI ask them how much they did it for or how they did it, their cost is 25%-50% my cost because they get the labor part for free from their community or themselvesThey are more community oriented than us white folk and really lend a hand to each otherI guess where this may be predatory is offering extremely low down payments which would also open up the buyer pool

If you need a lot of support and hand holding.

Land  Development and vertical construction are hands down the toughest loans to get..

I've seen landlords held hostage for years by tenants who know how to manipulate the law.On the other hand, sitting vacant costs you the mortgage, taxes, utilities, insurance, lawncare, and other expenses.

I seriously doubt it is a service animal, more likely a emotional support animal (a pet usually with papers off the internet)....I like Jonathan's description of ESA being handed out like cotton candy at a state fair...pretty accurate.

Some of the profits and losses I’ve been seeing in certain properties have been significantly lower than Airdna projects, with only a handful being in the projection range, and maybe one or two exceeding.