Unfortunately I work 3:30pm to midnight during the week so I won't be able to make it out to Tiger Jacks this week.

I'm now in the process of purchasing my first rental, a six-unit building in Iowa.  

Here is a article on what you can do for a low appraisal:https://www.realtor.com/advice/buy/4-ways-to-deal-if-your-appraisal-comes-in-low/If you think the property will still be there in the next few weeks, I'd resubmit the exact same offer.

I completed all my coursework on my iPhone in 2 weeks while working full time.  

One angle would be to tell them your doing a summer project about mentors and would like to shadow them for a couple of days a week for school.  

What was turned down last week, might be acceptable today.2nd problem, if this realtor is representing the seller, or the buyer and seller, she cannot disclose the actual dollar amount of previous offers.  

Hey everyone,  I'm in Gainesville this week to look at some Real Estate (this awful hurricane not withstanding).

Hey BP,My goal is to hear some advice and/or pointers on what has worked for people with experience in what their advice is.Background:I'm a Carpenter in Northern California working for a General Contractor totaling 40Hrs-60hrs a week My current work is mainly Tenant Improvements/Remodels, In the past I've done custom homes as well.I'm sole provider at the moment for my family and am saving what I can though it probably wont be significant for InvestingIssues (oppurtunities):Dont have much capital 5000-10,000 - Saving about 500 a month Dont have GC license yet - Will have GC license in November 2017Will have Construction Project Management Cert early 2018 (March)I'm looking to be proactive and find an oppurtunity to enter real estate investing with a sustainable stratgegy.Current thoughts:- I can work full time and get jobs on the side to add to capital power - wholesale remotly, with savings?

I did get a Freddie Mac quote last week at 4.32%, but they don't fund rehab so not our preferred route.I agree it would be tough to buy at a 6 cap if debt were nearly the same cost, but that's assuming no improvement to the property, correct?  

I'm  perpetually on vacation.. flying to San Antonio today, just got back from Golden CO last week.