But be cautious many of them are selling to me at a discount because they have tired of managing properties from afar.

Just FYI: if I were the wholesale buyer, this exit value would have me at no more than 65% all-in so I would be offering less.

But I worked with people in my unit, managers on post for the visitors coming, as well as talking to the local media to publicize the event for visitors coming from Sulpher, Lake Charles, Alexandria, Deridder, and others.Let me get to the meat of the post.

However, to avoid such situations I would have a two-level approach.First: Before accepting tenants, I would interview them with probing questions like "how long were you renting in your previous place" or something like "Where do you work".

I got a bun with two pieces of meat, dry!

The "meat" was that I have ALWAYS made my payments from my checking account and at the time of the late, there was an error somewhere (bank?).

It won't benefit me at all to have more grass for my tenants to cut, have my property taxes increase, and have to move a fence.

My rentals are in the cities north of Dallas and it seems to me at least that the further north you go the more demand there is.

I will be in Dallas this weekend checking out my first rehab down there (I'm in Seattle doing rehabs too) and another house for a fellow investor who lives up here.You can email me at [removed] or call/text [removed]

I just don't see much meat here to make it a good investor deal.