First thing you need to do is get a USU hat if you are living in cache valley...We bought a multi unit and lived in one.

Originally posted by "ImFlippinCrazy":I have found this site, that i think gives a good idea of pricingzillow.compretty interestingSometimes Zillow is really close......sometimes they couldn't be farther off if they pulled numbers from a hat.

I have already done successfully what you just said you're trying to put together, it's old hat after running investment pools funding hundreds of loans.

You as a REALTOR, cannot simply just switch hats between an investor and agent without expecting to accept some extra liabilities.First, you need discuss your plan with the designated broker in your office because simply using another agent in your office may not be enough.There are a lot of new rules in many states where using your real estate expertise as a licensee to profit on the backs of distressed sellers can present potential liabilities.

My hats of to those that do this part time and have another full time job.

I looked for a bit then decided to throw my hat into the ring with a 12 unit bldg.

I know, it's kind of a black hat trick but he gets 98% of his rent on time.

I'm going to continue to throw my name in the hat at local REI meetings and will also see what I can get with local lenders.

Is hat considered income that can be used to decide whether I can qualify for another loan for a third property?

When you get a lead you have to keep it under your hat otherwise it is fair game.