Most of the newbies that present deals here either don't list the interest rate or list an owner-occupied rate.In addition, by using 30 years and 7% interest in generic deals, it allows us to compare apples to apples.

Without knowing anything about your situation, it's really hard to give generic advice here.Your experience, current income, current debts, your age, your risk tolerance, and your goals will all play a big part in what steps you should take from here.Are you looking to pursue real estate full time?

@Eric KordenbrockThe state of PA has a generic buy/sell agreement.

If you have to bug and bother 500 people constantly and continuously just to get one deal, you are selfish, rude inconsiderate (not YOU per se.. more like the generic "you") and this is a good reason everyone hates us investors and this is why we are seen as relentless uncaring sharks.Yeah sure you help ONE person out buying their house, while in the mean time you have totally disrespected 499 other people just to get that one lead.There MUST be a better way no?

For your logo, do NOT use those generic cartoonish roof/house style logos with your company name underneath it.

However there is a very generic/broad stroke data point from the Marcus and Millichap in their Multifamily Research Market Report.

The challenge is that the knowledge obtained from attending seminars, listening to podcasts, reading books, and visiting websites is generic.

The actual real estate courses won't teach you very much about the ins and outs of the business, only generic guidelines of what to expect and ethics.

The locks came with generic keys (each box had the same key), and I’m trying to use a different key then the previous lock.

Here's my generic advice on house hacking as well.