Just food for thought.In addition to HML, there is private investors such as IRA holders (self-directed), people with $ in CDs earning tiny returns (compared to RE), family, friends, associates, etc.

You might be able to get a first time homeowners loan (if you intend to live in it yourself) if you've already got the good job and if someone will co-sign for you.The best place to ask, if you don't want to do a traditional loan, is a small local bank.Also, if your new job has a credit union associated with it, that is a very good place to inquire about a mortgage.As for requirements, the bank is going to want to see that you have enough income to make your paymnets.

I currently have 4 rental houses but I'm always looking to buy more, although I'm a little scared to get over my head...I'm not sure Nebraska is the right place to grow big.

Hi all, I was referred to this site by an associate.

Well as long as we aren't called "Bigger Heads" I will be happy.

If you just decide to go head on without knowing how the engines work with PPC, chances are you will lose a lot of money and see no leads from it.

I have 4 rental units which I do very well with and so far can manage, but I don’t know if I keep growing if I’ll be in too deep and over my head to manage risk.

I will have her check with the association to see if the condo can be rented.

That is good to know.When you stated to learn and apply the normal rules about rentals, are you just referring to using those numbers associated with rentals as factors when considering overall costs?

I wound up going with Results Property Management as well, and have been happy with them so far (for the past month).Jennifer Knight of JK Knight and Associates wound up taking ill and was pulling back on her property management business, at least for a while.