Remember, the notion of amassing wealth without investing is a dangerous myth perpetuated by self-proclaimed experts.

My blog talks about self management from afar, class A investing, strategy turning personals into rentals etc.

Once you know your price range and what you want to put down if using financing you can typically have a bank approval same day.Once approved if not paying all cash you talk with your agent or even self-explore and use the listing agent in most cases.

Aside from the items that you already suggested, the only other thing you can use to verify the stated income is the seller's bank statements (not all sellers will release their bank statements, but some will).The expenses will vary a bit from owner to owner, so you're better off reaching out to a local property management company to get an understanding of how much things cost, unless you plan to self-manage the property. 

I'm all in but I must admit the whole game does feel a little intimidating, anytime I think I like a property and I think of calling the realtor, I start having self-doubt (that maybe I'm missing something and I'll come off completely stupid).I would like to ask the seasoned investors, how was your experience with your first deal?

As a fellow residential and self storage investor I needed a new underwriting process to speed up my growth.

I'm unsure of whether I'd self manage or not.Any advice and starting a general discussion on the area would be great!

.• If you want to get involved in syndications or passive real estate investing but you don't have enough in liquid cash for the minimum investment, you can use your retirement accounts like a self-direct IRA to do so!

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I recently have a rental property with tenants for over 8years. The wife and I are looking at performing the BRRRR strategy. I’m a tradesman that works for a contractor and have 20years experience in Reno’s and...

I’m working on analyzing the following self-storage properties and wanted to see if my approach makes sense.