I actually found BiggerPockets via r/realestate on Reddit.

"Basically a Cleveland version of HGTV's Fixer Upper"IMO, these programs are so misleading that they are on the edge of F R A U D.Facts (ha ha, what facts) are sketchy and it's all dreamland.CAVEAT EMPTOR.

If you are interested in renting to students I would also recommend looking into the 19th ward where more and more U of R students are calling home.

@Chad Nagel and Ralph R.  

Max dti for automated approval through GUS is 47% housing ratio and a 57% back end ratio (and this is pretty much everyone, lenders don't manually underwrite unless there is an automated approval issue) - even then 31% and 43% are just placeholders, HUD allows 37% and 47% by meeting residual income requirements and no further compensating factors on R/E loans, and you can exceed 37% and 47% (most lenders will cap back end at 50%, but you can go to 57%) with strong compensating factors, such as assets.  

For borrowers looking to ramp up their buying power CMBS loans can provide them the means to take down large(r) properties even if their liquidity/net worth hasn't caught up to their experience.

@Brie SchmidtThis is a single member LLCWould anyone suggest H&R block for help also?

If not I know R&R has a pretty low split but no training they are a good park your license and do 2 transactions a year company.

I want to focus on RIE while my wife wants to learn the ins and outs of of being a real estate agent.I know that I have the option to join a big R.

http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/KC-Realty-LLC/Lynchb...Found it... get over it.