A fun starter tool is www.rentometer.com.

Fha has higher costs and less homes, especially older starter homes, will pass an fha appraisal.I never allow fha loans when I sell.

I am looking for some starter properties as I am newer to REI but wanted to get some opinions before I dive in.I live in Edmond so I will be able to drive these areas out as well and see for myself what they look like during the day/night as well.

So for starters, I like to dabble in the cheap housing segment, currently bank with chase and chase doesn't do mortgages on these cheap homes I like to buy.

Too old to move back into the house with my parents for starters.

Currently, I am approved for financing up to $200k, can do a 20% down payment, conventional loan, and looking to start out with a starter investor home in the Dallas / DFW / Houston areas.

It's a good starter apartment deal that's relatively easy to manage.

For starters I would say listen to every BP podcast, even the ones not specifically about wholesaling.

Well here's a basic starter on out-of-state buying-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/12/2...More than that though, if you do go out-of-state, be cautious of the numbers.

"Starter homes" are no longer being built, and housing demands must be met.Governments can only do so much in the long term.