Selecting a tenant is like baking a cake.

I was successful on my first flip so I thought the second would be a cake walk.

So, seller financing is much more involved than conventional loan originations, conventional is a cake walk.I had one loan officer in my mortgage operation that had about 20 years of consumer, residential and commercial lending experience, he had free reign as to submissions and approving loans at a loan approval level.

I know this REI is hard work so I'd rather get the real, up front facts about obstacles I'll encounter here (from people who have nothing to profit from sharing a bit of their knowledge) than pay someone to make this sound like a cake walk.I am approaching 24, and have a child on the way in August.

Calif, you're into a tough market, but buying right, having good cash flow and NOI will make the refi a cake walk. 

I don't even get out of bed for less than $3.00/ft and then that has to be a cake job.  

I thought it would be like a piece a cake, but it a wall that I can't seem to scale.  

I thought it would be like a piece a cake, but it a wall that I can't seem to scale.

I like to mail to owners with a decent amount of equity so normally 2000 and back but there is more than one way to bake a cake.

We have so much equity in both places it should be a cake walk.