However, I'm new to real estate and know just enough about stocks that it's not for me. At

I usually let student loan issues slide because they are so common (our nation's tenants are drowning in student loan debt) and I don't want to screen out otherwise good tenants, but things like missed credit card payments, missed car payments, and of course missed rent payments that get reported to the credit bureau usually require some probing questions.In your Brighton place, you can legally specify no undergrads.

I have been using almost the same numbers Brandon uses for vacancy rate, management etc. but I do not seem to find any properties that give me at least $100 monthly cash flow or at least 10% cash on cash ROI no matter how many times I change the asking price of the properties I am analyzing.

Fast forward five years and several single family properties in my portfolio I am ready to get into Multifamily and the SFRs didn’t prepare me at all Lol!

Converting to conventional will have me at a 4.1% interest compared to my current 3.75% I have now with my VA loan on my condo now. 

@Donald Walker There are a handful of Big Dog wholesalers in PHX that I run across consistently, but I don't do deals with wholesalers anymore because they don't leave enough meat on the bone for Fix & Flips, which are mostly what my clients are looking for!

My name is VaShaunna and I am definitely fresh meat when it comes to Real Estate. 

They choose the option they'd like - 1 Year, 6 Months or Month to Month, Sign and date it and get it back to me.   At

@Chad Holman we are flippers in GR and we often pass deals along if they don't meat our criteria or if we don't have the funds for them at the moment.

I think with how high the demand is right now and with prices being pushed up you may see more of that no (low appraisals and the investor having to make up the difference)-In a lot of the turnkey markets the 'comps' are other turnkey houses that are being sold for as much as the provider can get for them and still leave enough meat on the bone for cashflow.