I found, then followed the lead, got in under contract, then partnered with a more experienced investor(that I met at the REIA).If you’ve got a good deal on your hands, the money to fund it WILL come.

We recently wrote a intro article on this "Delayed Financing - Cashing Out on an Investment in Under 6 Months", additionally some great content on BP in the forums on the subject.

Hi Jessica,Once you get your license you'll be inundated with agencies asking you to come in for an interview.

Get a Tenant in Under a Lease Option Advertise “Rent to Own”.

I've been successful in pestering them to get it done in under a week.

The 50% rule is good, and the nice thing is, if you do a great job of managing the property, and come in under 50%, you'll be pleasantly surprised at the end of the year.

I just rented out my 1/1 for 2150 and had over 30 applicants in under a week so 2250 would be safe!

If the appraisal is coming in under your list and you feel it is priced correctly then fight it with the appraiser, but it sounds like you do not have the comps to support, lesson learned it sounds like.It is a common occurrence up here with our low inventory, if you are solid on your numbers then the buyer needs to make up the difference, assuming it appraises at or above list.

They rent well, and when they list to sell, they're gone in under a week.

We have more or less done what you are talking about… we went from 0 to 40 doors (all 1-4 unit properties) in under 3 years.