Condos are often terrible rental properties because the HOA controls a large portion of the costs.If you want to get into rentals, take the proceeds and roll it into something else.

Thanks Jorge build new don't buy new and don't buy existing. find your own land, entitle it, control the full process, get architects, zoning attorneys, roll your sleeves up it isn't easy but it's big money. 

Practice these answers until they roll off the tongue.

As a landlord, you should never be "choosing" an applicant as they roll in, they either qualify or they do not. 

Is that rolled into loan. is it a higher interest rate too or 1% is that.How much is @ closing on 280k? 

Lets face it, the real risk is the principle anyways so protecting that is most important.I also have no early payment penalties and often, the ability for the investor to roll into the next deal allowing their capital to be constantly working for them.All loan docs should include the interest rates, loan terms, and payment schedules. 

If you don't think the government should be meddling in the housing/real estate market in the first place, then you should be against those tax breaks existing in the first place, and rolling them back in any capacity would be a step in the right direction.

I would advise working with a mortgage broker instead for a seamless process instead of rolling the dice.

Beyond that been thinking about rolling into a self directed IRA and doing some syndication stuff. 

Airdna is in the process right now of rolling out an updated platform, and they have added a feature to see the top amenities of a location.