Quote from @Michael Nguyen: My friend and I are starting our real estate journey together as partners.

Make sure to shop around for the best rates and terms.Find the Right TenantsOnce you’ve purchased the property, screen tenants carefully to ensure you find responsible individuals who will pay rent on time and take care of the unit.

My smart friends seem to think that basement dwellings being tested for radon is next on the horizon.

There are so many ins and outs when buying distressed homes it's definitely something you'll want to be able to lay your hands on, at the beginning at least.Buying turnkeys is a great option as well, there are some larger companies who offer lower interest rate options while operating in more affordable states that are landlord friendly.

Hi I have a friend who is buying his first duplex using a VA loan he’s in the process of evicting a tenant because he needs to move into one of the units but is having problems the tenant is on a month to month lease and he gave her a 30 day notice to leave.

That's a spreadsheet that doesn't transfer to a real life leasing scenario because its not permitted within the zoning code.If the property is zoned RM1, then  perhaps you can lease to 8 unrelated individuals by converting the building into multiple units.

Private Money Lenders: Reach out to friends, family, or acquaintances who might be willing to invest in your project for a return on their investment.7.

Technology is a good partner the more you know on your own.You should make a list of areas you might be interested in first - maybe you lived there or have friends there, you always wanted to go there - and then compare that list to some best areas list, do some of your own research, and then use a major data tool to look.

Hi everyone,  I'm just about to start the renovation phase of my next flip house in Deltona, Florida and I'm trying to find a good budget friendly place to find decent kitchen cabinets? 

I agree—most of these individuals aren’t paying taxes and aren’t typically aiming to own the property.