I'd recommend checking out Red Rocks Credit Union.

Do you know about Rock springs in Apopka?

I live in Oregon and rent out my old house and self manage in NC and it's doing very well.I'm looking at a few Turnkey Investment in Memphis, TN and Little Rock.

It feels like a rock solid deal to me, but then again I'm a newbie and could be harshly mistaken...

I made an offer of $285k on the property based on comps and was told to kick rocks in the rudest way.

And with interest rates at rock bottom, it's a pretty good time to take on a conventional mortgage (so long as your employment is secure in the midst of this COVID crisis).

Solid as a rock and we’ve never had an issue with them.

I did the numbers and calculated that a good price to buy a property worth that much would be.I used this formula: Max Offer = (Rehab cost + profit + closing costs) - Wholesale feePlugging in the numbers I got:((1560sqft x 30) + 29600 + 14800) - 5000 = 86200So my max offer would be $86,200At first I thought I would jump on the asking price of $69.9k, but my only doubts were that the realtor only gave me 1 comp because the other properties in that area had been sold at auctions for rock bottom prices.If the realtor had given me 3-5 comps I would've been a lot more confident to say go ahead and accept the $69.9k, but I'm relying on being able to wholesale the property to an investor once I have it on contract, and I don't know what I could prove to them by showing them 1 comp.Should I have accepted the $69.9k 1 comp property?

If you are an investor, you want to work with a rock star agent, right?

I am a new real estate investor living in Atlanta (1 sf rental in Little Rock, AR) and I have someone selling an occupied fixer upper 8plex (4 sets of duplexes) in Macon, Ga.