It'll have my logo on the top, and it's similar to the yellow letter but on white paper with some different wording and a little longer than your traditional yellow letter.4th round - Not really sure where to go from here to be honest. I

There are a number of other posts on this but to be honest I dont think I have seen many that actually answer this tough question.

I was just listening to a webinar on Indy organized by Maverick Investor Group, referred to me by @Ali BooneI hear a lot of pros and cons about TK but I'm warming more to them everyday, given my own position and circumstances.To be honesty, I would be most interested to hear about positive or negative experiences that investors have had with specific TK companies (beyond googling them, asking for references, or finding one-off anecdotes on BP).

I just want honesty and a good work ethic and attitude. 

I'll be honest I haven't read all 160 replies (clearly your post resonated with the BP community!)

I have some questions for other real estate agents who focus on investment clients (and do it with some degree of honesty or integrity).I left corporate sales to manage my wife's growing real estate team two years ago.

To be honest, I never meant to stay there that long..

But to be honest, I don't know much about the inland areas, so I will leave that to Elizabeth Colegrove , who is actually more familiar with the area, instead of a coastal investor like myself opining on area they don't know much about..

In all honesty, I do not want to invest if it is negative cash flow, so I need to come up with a revised approach if $300,000 with 10% down (I have been pre approved) is not going to work in Austin with the above numbers. 

I was gifted the house.it was paid in full, so it has no current mortgage. if I sold it right now, i can turn a $40,000 profit free and clear, because 40 is a low ask for it in all honesty, so the rehab cost would be my only expense.in response to 3, the $1320 figure includes payback on a HELOC, that I plan on using for the final project of repairing the siding. it also includes taxes for the year, CAPEX, vacancies and repairs.id recover my 70K rehab costs back from rent in 5 years. and then also would have about 120K in equity by then assuming the property doesn't appreciate or depreciate, thats a 50K profit within itself.should I be trying to make more than that?