Risk equals reward, hopefully.

The loan will be financed under other parties name, but we will be equal owners of the property. 

For what is usually a minimal fee you get education from people who have "been there and done that" and, equally as important, the opportunity to network.

the city i live in (especially under the current mayor) is so anti owner that it is frustrating beyond belief!

When they had the TRCC I signed up, got my license and was glad the playing field would start to get equal.

Perhaps because the municipal valuation is pretty much equal to my current purchasing price. 

If you were getting a bank loan you would be required to have a networth equal to the loan size and post closing liquidity of 10% of the loan.

Realtors are a dime a dozen to find (all things being equal).

An MLS deal will never be a good dealCash flow on paper doesn't equal cash flow in real lifeI'm too busy to think about direct mail, etc, etc The kernel of truth in all of these excuses helped me to convince myself I was being prudent and being smart by waiting until I had more money or more relationships or more of this or more of that. 

Ex: Credit score 625 or above.Income 2 to 3 times the rentJob verificaton current paycheck for last 4 weeks.Occupancy,, limit occupancy in unit / house ,, the total number of people can't exceed that number.Criminal,, no felonies..Valid Social Security NumberNo CosignersRental verification from previous landlord.No prior evictionsSample list.. separate application for all people in apartment,, combined income must equal the 2 to 3 times the rent..