Hello All,It seems like evaluating action properties may be the equivalent of two FT jobs.

I prefer candidates with good credit (over 600 minimum), no evictions or judgments, clear criminal background checks, equivalent of 3x income, etc.  

Perhaps you can help:Where can I find the equivalent of what used to be called "my discussions", where I can see what discussions I've recently been participating in and the activity in them?

Or I see something like a scenario where one that was rehabbed with stone & tile & the works would sell below listing after a month on the market while one across the street that wasn't updated and was otherwise equivalent on paper would sell for significantly more AND would sell in 2 days well ABOVE list.

But this is typically the case until you become a managing broker or that state's equivalent.

Asking the owner to hold a second note combined with 10% down.... this whole strategy is the equivalent of asking a model chick to go out on a date at taco bell expecting to get laid on the first date. 

Have a hard-copy pre-screen so you have an equivalent process. 

If you have arranged it so there is surplus cash flow, you can funnel that surplus into savings to purchase your next rental property - and then your next - all with the aim of having your tenants pay off the mortgage and leaving you with that equivalent income when the mortgages are all paid off.  

Just count the value of their housing subsidies as an income equivalent.

When applying for an auto loan, you generally only need to provide a SS# and agree to allow them to pull your credit -- they don't ask specific questions about assets or net-worth.But, when applying for a real estate loan, you will almost always be asked to provide the equivalent of a balance sheet, and not including business interests and/or liabilities on the balance sheet is would seem to qualify as fraud (in my non-expert legal opinion).