Maybe you're house hacking and you will get a HELOC right away to be ready for the next hiccup in the market and buy everything you can get your hands on.

There were some hiccups along the way with a seller who was out of country but we stayed patient and today we closed.  

Crossing my finger that the closing happens lol, as there’s been some hiccups.

But those investors who need the rent just to make the mortgage payment, the slightest hiccup, ie., vacancy, repair, eviction costs, etc..., puts them in a bad way.There is good money to be made in today's market, but be careful where you tread.

How should you use that data, what are the rules, where do I go to get additional answers....I would suggest you find a company where they come along side you, the client to ensure the client is getting their needs met.

My biggest hiccups have been tenants (re-locating them, landlord tenant law), long wait times for permits (six month process so I've been told) and financing which has been the biggest headache.

Your lawyer will be sure you do it right and keep your freedom.If you are going to invest money alongside your investors you are entitled to earn the same return on your cash that they earn on theirs.

Class B had not so much as a hiccup ... not a single missed or late payment.

This economic hiccup (and much worse!)

My limited experience is the properties always go through some first year stabilization hiccups.