2) Processes for and influence on contractors when entering home--putting residents at ease and ensuring my units are cared for.3) Proactive communication with me and the tenants.4) Procedures for working with distressed tenants to keep them in the unit, get them over the hump and keep me from an unexpected turn and lease-up.5) Professional leasing agents helping me keep vacancy down and cash flow up!

Here are a few excerpts from that article;“…there are about 8000 points of “fluff” in the stock market from quantitative easing.” “… I believe Mr.

My wife is very hesitant with real estate but once I come up with a solid plan and walk her through it, she’s more at ease.

The ease of finding distressed properties that will cash flow.

I took the cheapest program available online and I passed my first try with ease.

I think people may ease back into it to make sure things are safe.Just my opinion. 

I would recommend looking at the different features offered, fees associated, reporting, and overall ease of use.

Re: whether it's a good time to buy, I posted some extended thoughts on that topic yesterday when someone asked about Investors on RI.I think it's generally always a good idea to "house hack" (buy a multi family and live in one of the units), because you have to live somewhere and it's a great way to ease into real estate and owning property / landlording.As far as buying purely investment property, as I said in that other post, I think some caution is warranted now.

Having a preapproval letter will put the seller at ease and help them choose your offer since they know the financing likely won’t fall through when the property is under contract.4.

Only difference between originator is relative ease of process and origination fees.