You can be active and demonstrate you'll be a great landlord based on your history/experience, etc.

More cost effective, if someone time consuming, would be to change the most vulnerable pipe to high pressure PEX; I've seen demonstrations of PEX expanded absurdly beyond its size, with pressure and temperature, before busting.

In this case, because you acquired the real property as your like-kind replacement property in a prior 1031 exchange, you should hold the property as investment property for 12 to 18 months or more in order to demonstrate that you had the intent to hold the like-kind replacement property for investment.

How you approach the mentor demonstrates how you will approach real estate investing.

Hello,I am a newbie and need to cruch some numbers and am having a heck of time figuring the best way to do this:Knowing expenses on a house (that has been used by doctors as offices), I must demonstrate to them whether or not it is better to 'sell' or 'lease' their property.

There hasn't been much expertise demonstrated on BP as to your involvement either, I think you even asked where the 1/3 of income came from in qualifying tenants, that's also used in notes and is pretty much a beginner's topic as a HUD requirement.

The notes are usually underwritten by the financier prior to making the note/loan for it to be purchased, but after awhile of working together and trust builds as well as demonstrating the ability to repurchase or exchange other paper it is rather an automatic assignment.

Quote from @Isaiah Gabaldon: When communication stops, that demonstrates they are hiding something.I would fire them immediately and take control of the property.

Talk to a local bank about getting pre-approved.If you have to go with hard or private money, show them a couple hypothetical deals to demonstrate you know how to run the numbers, and ask them if they would lend to you if you found similar deals.

I will explain" how" they get their 35-40 percent, and I have posted a sample booking to demonstrate it.This cabin sleeps 7 and is priced at only $224 per night in a fairly busy season.