@Arthur Wilson III - Great news hopefully this works out for you, one quick question if you dont mind. 

The good news is that if this guy is not protecting your money properly, there are always professional real estate investors who will work with you. 

Hello everyone,I'm starting out from Santa Barbara, CA, though I'm likely to move down to Los Angeles proper (bad news for cashflow investing!)

Housing and urban development is pushing a new planhttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/hud-plan-would-raise-...So, what do you think would be the consequences, unintended or otherwise, to the rental industry? 

This is my first post here, so I hope I don't mess it up :)My name is Hugo Laranjeira and I'm a real estate agent/brokerage founder (Nomad Real Estate) /investor/ all around problem solver in LisbonI wanted to talk a little about how Portugal is a great place for investors right now and, on the other hand, I'd like to ask a few questions about the US.First of all, I don't know is this is well known, but Portugal is today the best gateway to anyone coming to Europe to live or invest due to our visa program.Did you see the news about Madonna coming to Portugal and all that publicity stunt about how Lisbon is beautiful and such?

It fit his criteria, I called him up and said I’ve got a good news/bad news scenario.

This is pretty big news in Florida because we have never had what they consider High Balance loans in Florida that are able to go through the easier process of a conventional underwrite.

The good news is you already have a renter. 

The good news is that when I find a 1% property, i'm pretty sure it will work.

The good news is that I am old enough to know that I have to go with the flow and just see what comes up.