I've been tuning into the BiggerPockets podcast for a while, and I've finally decided to metaphorically pull the trigger on starting my journey in real estate.

Hey Tanner,Welcome in, its a good idea to build your team as you get started and then being ready to pull the trigger when the right deal comes along.Our firm helps to track down unconventional financing for clients through various hard money/DSCR lenders.

Oregon were i am at is bad with this as well on the resi side.. but on Commercial there is no squatting those laws that resi tenants have do not exist for Commercial you post a 3 day notice and then you can legally enter change the locks kick whoever is in out.. that includes your commercial tenant that is not paying. 

I am a member of RETA, haven’t pulled the trigger yet because the idea of paying and waiting two or three years for delivery on speculation keeps scaring me away

Personally, I'd go with 2 bedrooms, but post the ability to lock 1 bedroom at a reduced rent for 1 bedroom rental.

After purchasing done they did inspection without letting us as we were not there they did not able to check backside of house because fence is locked.

We are calculating the rebrand will be complete in 8-10 months and expect it to be the new standard in that area triggering more behind it, and go a long way to improving another sector in the community.

How do I capture and lock in the best terms?

For me, lost keys and lock changes between tenants are like fax machines.

Must withdraw the full amount, fixed rate for the balance of your loan, must pay origination fee, choose short term of 5 yrs to lock in best rate.