@Rob Cee   Ok RobThere was another post by a fellow down I Florida that wants to become a HML and wanted to know the risks.my answer was its like the Paul Simon song 50 ways to lose your lover.. in HML its 50 ways to lose your money...

My family and I reside in the charming Elizabethtown, Pa.

-I would only put 5% or 10% down because those are the benchmarks where you have a lover VA funding fee.

There are a number of houses that have mother-in -law apartments, or, as they are charmingly called in the Chicago area, "granny flats" and those can sometimes be a good buy for someone looking to get  additional rent income on an owner occupied.

Then you have Gruene and Wimberly that if they can keep their character and charm they will become some of the hottest real estate around.

It is more of an older charm than outdated mess.  

This charming bungalow (as listed by the agent!)

I'm hoping to find friends in the Northern California area that love real estate investing and can help me through the learning curve of wholesaling, rehabbing, and buy hold rental property investing.  

My name is Dan White and I have worked in real estate for over 4 years, wholesaling, project managing renovations, holding, managing properties.  Currently I work for STL Real Estate in Kirkwood (St. Louis) MO.  with ...

I want to say no but I'm a dog lover and I will significantly decrease my potential tenants by not allowing pets.