I had really strong response rates with postcards, but the deal size (wholesaling) was pretty thin.

Affordable, I have similar experience from past deals, strong rental market How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I want to have a long term presence there in the future, but I have a job that does very well for me now and I am using this time to stock away capital.

I am learning everyday on my commutes to work from the podcast, and since they strongly encourage to introduce yourself on the forums, here I am 😁.

Lenders look at what is called "the five C's of credit": Charactor, Capacity, Capital, Condition and Collateral.You may be weak on one of the C's, but if the others are strong enough, it will get you a loan approval.

While I would avoid lagoons and waste water treatment plants, for sewage management options, the presence of water wells and/or septic systems should not be a deal killer, in my view, especially in light of the fact that the investors are bidding up prices for parks on municipal utilities.   

Simply buying off the MLS when the market is strong like is is now, is a poor way to find deals.

Their requirements are:23-35 years oldLicensed for 3-4+ yearsImpressive sales numbersGood camera presence Highly ethical and well respectedAny additional awards and accolades are also helpful.

So those types of buildings can sit for a while to get redeveloped when not in an urban core or strong suburban location.Retailers for brick and mortar are averaging about an 8% purchase return and exchange rate on merchandise.

Ultimately I'm looking to build out a strong portfolio of passive income generating properties.