I'm planning on buying a LTR at the moment, likely small multifamily. markets are hard too.

I’m trying to keep things moving, but this $20K requirement is throwing a wrench in my plans.

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Also, coming from running a business just think of RE as a business (which it is), the numbers have to work and your investments need to fit into the big picture.

If they are a small bank and have say $1.5mm limit does that fit you for a while?  

With Amanda Frecks as a partner and a clear plan for strategic improvements, it was the perfect fit for a quick flip and profit.

I found the son on Facebook and sent a quick intro giving my condolences, expressed my interest in purchasing the property, and provided my phone # in case he decides to follow up.I'm in the process of preapproval with a couple lenders, and have reached out to a couple realtors in my area to see which may be a good fit.

I plan to negotiate the rent and I want to present my proposal to show how I’ll manage the property responsibly.

It is pretty easy to keep it fully occupied but it does mean I turn away a ton of people who want a lease that doesn't quite fit my requirements. 

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