Agree on the draw of the city, and surrounding areas, and that's what has me locked on the area.

@Cody Coll I would definitely grab this if available - these are hard to come by right now so with these kind of terms I'd definitely try to lock in if your ready to go

Looks like a major hurdle for newbies is simply knowing who to sell deals to once they lock them up.

Anyone have thoughts on moving the two thermostats to the hallway, putting them on my phone for monitoring via wifi with a lock of of xx degrees, and including it in the rent?

You could give them the option to re-up the lease with the $50 increase and lock the rate in for a year or go month-to-month at market value which would be a $200 increase.

I have been listening to their podcasts for some while now and finally pulled the trigger on joining the club.

Some lenders have clauses that could trigger the due-on-sale clause if they discover the ownership transfer.Seller Financing Terms: The seller financing terms seem favorable with 0% interest for the first 2 years.

Hey @Ben Lee, Firstly, removing Aunt A from the deed through a quitclaim deed could potentially trigger a reassessment for property tax purposes, as it involves a change in ownership.

Then use a multifamily FHA loan to pay off the loan I used to build the homes to hopefully lock in a better rate.

Why cant I just pull the trigger, slap a tenant in there, and collect $$$ per month?