It is a set of questions designed to find out what their goals are and their tolerance for risk.

It got me thinking back to all the zero-down books I've read,and I would like to ask any of you for any other ways to buy with zero down.

We bought 2 years ago with zero down, just waiting to get rid of that PMI... thanks to the boom, we have a good 40-50% in equity now :)just hoping to learn more about the real estate investing. we actually did rent out this home for 1 year. it was rough, but I might be willing to try again.

For example, they have sent us addendums to the contract along with a cover sheet that described the addendum as “acknowledgement of receipt of a policy change”.

My wife made me purchase a substantial life insurance policy (term) to pay a significant portion of the estate taxes that will be due.

A few people have asked for ZERO down investor loans for 1-4 unit properties.

The whole modern concept of “retirement” really boils down to doing something you either tolerate, or hate for four or five decades while saving up enough money to do what you really want to do when you’re 65 or 70 years of age.

Landlord policies are MUCH cheaper than empty house or builder's risk policies.

What you need to do is get an umbrella insurance policy to protect your LLC.

Even assuming that you had ZERO out of pocket acquisition expenses, you still put another $7985 into it before you received ANY rent.