One thing you can also do is work as loan Broker for Investment properties, there aren't any age requirements, reach out to me directly if you are interested.

So, they aren't a way to save you money only to protect you against things you can't cope with on your own. 2.

I'd say, if you aren't too far in the negative with the property's expenses and you are able to see growth in the area's future, then go for it and don't get discouraged if you face difficulties in the beginning.

If you're not successful, it has nothing to do with real estate in general, your specific market, or interest rates, or a small personal REI network, it's that YOU aren't doing enough. 

But they aren't really getting it back if Landlord is just going immediately sue them for damages. 

If rates come down and I already own a lot of property, aren't I in a better position to take advantage of the great rates? 

Others may leave off various fees that aren't discovered until closing.

Drug charges aren't always a red flag for me, but aggravated assault with a deadly weapon absolutely is.

FHA has more requirements, but you aren't putting 20 percent down on a conventional anyway so you will have PMI either way.

And even hosts aren't actually using it to book trips.