My parents were fiscally responsible enough to have enough money to build up healthy reserves and pass savings onto tenants.

Hello My name is Devonte I am a Full Time Investor out of Houston I travel across State lines to meet with various of homeowners and come across discounted properties frequently I am looking to expand my network with like-minded individuals and create a healthy working relationship.

Without spending a fortune you can get a lot of mileage out of some shrubs and flower beds outside and keeping the lawn healthy and trim while the season permits.

Keep a healthy reserve for your learning curve. 

I'd make sure to wait until that passive income is replacing the current earned income before making that leap unless you think to be a GP AND maintain current W2, or at least saved up a very healthy amount. 

In a healthy market you want to project bad debt, loss to lease and concessions around 1% - 5% each and vacancy 10% to be conservative.

This is but a few of the major things we look at to be sure we are providing our investors with a solid investment that brings healthy returns.

I wish you all to remain safe and healthy and keep moving forward in RE!!

If you're not thinking, your sinking.There's nothing wrong with a healthy dose of concern.

A healthy LTV (loan-to-value) is no more than 80%.