This was a proof of concept that Midwest rentals can and do cashflow atm without the HELOC part and with more conservative numbers that was in the concept of a discussion with someone else.

I moved this post into that forum, for example.You can see plenty of thorough discussions there and it is just ramping up.We also plan to do more investigative style journalism, come this summer with PassivePockets.

People have no concept how much ground that actually is.  

We strong suggest to always get a Real Estate Attorney to review all documentation and prepare the seller docs (do this always - even if you have a Realtor).Most BP members are experienced enough to feel comfortable doing this themselves ... after you do 2 or 3, it will become routine.You are saving thousands of dollars so you will need to do a bit of work yourself, but it is worth it.Never pay full commissions any more ... if you decide to get a full service Realtor to list your house, that is fine (the Entry Only concept is not for everyone, we understand), but always negotiate a flat fee. % commissions are not valid any longer ... what additional work does a Realtor selling a $600,000 has to do than to sell a $400,000 that is worth $6,000 more in commission?

Maybe because I'm new  and I don't really understand the concept of having a "personal relationship" between lender and borrower yet.

Hi - just starting to get into the BRRRR deal concept - here is an example of a deal that I am getting.I am considering doing a flip vs buy and hold. 

Read real estate articles in WSJ, NY Times, various real estate journals and magazines, real estate websites3.

Overall the concept of Self Storage is fairly simple & straightforward nationwide, but the specifics do indeed differ state to state.But also, please peruse the current lease the Seller is using - at least you'll know what they've agreed to with the current tenants and vice versa. 

The old 'heads-in-beds' concept does not always make financial sense.

There are fundamental concepts to Sub-to and additional considerations with LT's.