Start now do not wait you obviously have the good credit and income to start the process.

Any good bad tips appreciated.

I have been trying to build my credit, i spoke to a couple of lenders, contractors, been reading some books from this platform but yet i need a push as to making the right decisions, i will much appreciate if someone will reach out to help, thank you.

Jennifer - If you have vetted the prospective tenant thouroughly (i.e. credit check, income qualifications, etc.), you shouldn't have to worry whether or not you sign them up for a 1-year lease or a month-to-month. 

If any one can give me any tips or advice on my current plan, thanks!

Has anyone personally used credit cards to purchase real estate?

Any other tips on self-managing D properties from out of state?

I'm eager to hear your experiences, tips, and even the challenges you face.

There are no real wholesalers in the group, and very few people doing free and clear transactions, at least that I know of, and the average level of the knowledge about real estate of any of those "Bid Dogs" attending the masterminds is very low, or almost non existent, as most of them are new members.Phil preaches that they are experts because the know just a little be more about real estate investment than the average guy, but the reality is that is all smoke and mirrors, and they feed and prey upon people expectations to improve their lives, creating false expectations about people being able to make money the easy way, with no credit or money to start with.

Credit score- the higher the best. 760+ generally gets best pricing for investment property loans with most lenders2.