I am a realtor so Ii used a lot of my training or else I would have been in a fix.

And of course one can Own a PM company and have a designated broker in charge that is not an owner..

The issue I'm running into with this is the area I'm planning on moving to isn't exactly the most affordable, and so even with 0% down, you still have to make the mortgage payments, and you're only qualified for up to an amount supportable by your in-place income, which of course makes sense.

We dont do that anymore of course..

Each tenant would have to accept responsibility and be trained.

That’s why I laugh at the rubes buying the various “90 days to …” courses.

For up/down duplexes, I would ALWAYS spring for full sized windows in the downstairs if you can, and of course the required egress windows in bedrooms at a minimum.

Now, of course there are deals out there that can be had but personally, I am 100% OK with my money in the markets and keeping a balanced portfolio while I wait for the opportune time to acquire more real estate.

going to be a lot of Gap funders crying in their beer over the next few years. thanks to on line Gurus training this.

I’m aware that the process of getting a conventional or a FHA loan is a bit more strenuous as a 1099 and wanted to know the best course of action I should take as I’m trying to purchase a small fixer upper multi-family investment property hopefully by 2026.