have fun and keep a score card of your success (add up equity until you hit a million dollarstenants - your new responsibilities - treat them like customers - they'll pay your mortgages if you dodo not associate yourself with a mentor or buy expensive real estate programs unless you know for sure that the instructor  or mentor has a reasonable large net worth and is qualified to teach you what you need!

It's very common.The risk is that the buyer backs out of the deal later when it's taking too long to finish or they don't like the customizations.

What I bring to the table:- Stable income/employment history- Handy and technically minded- Great with excel and programming, should translate well to custom analysis tools and automation- Commitment and discipline to spend the next decade grinding and doing whatever (legally and ethically) it takes to be successful.Thank you for taking the time to read this, and thank you to everyone involved with bigger pockets for facilitating this community.  

Some sound good on paper and then lack customer service, etc. 

I got an investment/secondary home HELOC from Vectra Bank but their customer service and overall experience is trash.

Little background about me -I currently work in banking as a "Performance Coach" training bankers and managers on sales, customer experience and career development etc in CO and AZ.

These customers tried to payoff with loans from other banks however no or was lending especially to mom and pop investors on 5 unit properties. 

It’s just a bummer because that’s a large customer base.

I have a small tool trailer that I customized to allow me to handle quick day or multi-day jobs.

Didn't take long before we found out one of our customers was in a squeeze.