Like I said, skepticism is good and warranted, but you also need more information to arrive at a conclusion.

Also you will need your primary income source to qualify for traditional loans until your rental properties start showing enough profit to warrant giving you loans based on rental income alone.

Have them determine if truly a teardown is warranted, or estimate repairs to bring to rental condition and/or complete rehab status.  

Yes I have sure but not enough to warrant a 3K campaign to send mailers out to absentee owners.Most of my sellers are just people that want to sell but hate agents.What ever you do, have YOUR own reason why choosing a path, not just because "many people on BP said this".

I don't know if there is enough activity to warrant a forum in these areas though. 

This is close enough to warrant further investigation.For analyzing using House Hacking you will subtract half the rent Income from the Cash Flow.$160 - $800 = - $640So while you are living there you will have a negative cash flow of - $640 per month.  

Hello Everyone,I am new a real estate investing wholesaler. I sent yellow letters out on Pre-foreclosures list last week.  A motivated seller contact me today. He do not want the property. Bal: $39,000, value $58,500,...

If someone knew my their votes had a greater influence, they may withhold a vote for a comment that they felt did not warrant that much weight, but still was a positive comment worthy of something....it also could skew the influence of favorite folks.I know of another system that grades on a scale of A, B, C, D and F that assigns positive and negative values, but does not reveal who voted.

"- "Seller warrants that there is no "sub standard" letter and or other issues, pending and/or forth coming from the City of " " and/or other entities." - Cuz honestly, why on earth would an attorney let a $210K house go for $60k?

A limited (or some states call them special) warranty deed warrants title only for the time period that the owner owned it. a (General) Warranty Deed warrants title for the whole time period before the new owner gets the deed.