My question to you is this: If you had cash in hand to invest, would you buy the rental home you own or something different.  

Hey everyone!So, I had an idea and I need help to find out if it's realistic or not. I am currently reading Brandon Turner's "The Book On Rental Property Investing" and have just recently dove into the chapters about ...

See, generally, predatory lending, securities fraud, "company towns" (especially up in your neck of the woods), and environmental regulations.This, on the other hand, is government looking for a problem (mostly because a council member  got postcards and letters.

Would you ask "if it's really important at all to not lose the first few hands"? 

There are a handful of lenders that will do MF purhcases @ 80% LTV, but you will have quite a few more options if you can deal with 75% LTV. 

The numbers are acceptable and modest but the education has been significant and after failing to come to a deal with two other properties we were happy to get our hands dirty.

I have seen the power of real estate first hand and have become obsessed with understanding this industry more to continue leveraging my families opportunities.Thanks for reading and hope to connect!

Even though i've done tons of research about this line of work, I'm sure that there are going to be mistakes made but I am ready to learn from them hands on.

Foreclosed or still keep in investor's hands?  

These hand-written signs are there one day, and gone the next.What are these?