She may be better off just getting a credit card and using it occasionally and paying it off right away so as to not have to pay interest but it'll report to the credit bureaus.

Hi,I just started selling off my rentals, and in doing so I have to employ a team of workers to fix up the houses, nothing crazy, but people are working on ladders and occasionally using saws. 

I write offers on 8-10 a week from HUD/VA and the occasional fair market offering.

I own a small apartment building and looking to find someone who can take on occasional jobs, such as units turnovers and some relatively standard type maintenance work.

I'm working on getting mine but I occasionally debate with myself on its value considering that I really don't want to get seriously into sales since I already have a full time job.. 

So far that has worked well for me and saved me a lot of time I will still get the occasional no show but for the most part that is the exception. 

They did tell me in advance that their daughter will sleep over occasionally and she is not on the lease.

One still sends out interest payments occasionally.

The instructor is correct, but to be fair, it doesn't matter what scenario you are in - if you buy at the top of the market you're gonna have problems in a variety of ways, be it with a HML, bank, investor, or otherwise.65% is the magic number for us, but occasionally we see deals that do allow up to 70%.  

I have been thinking about getting my license so that I could do my own research and possibly do an occasional listing.