Credit union is the best source of financing if you can secure it.She's asking you for a business plan basicly: monthly projection of your payments received from rent and your payments on bills like taxes, insurances, property manager etc.Let's say, you want to buy a house for $70K, update it for $30K and you think your rent will be $2K/month.Then you make a payment plan for each month what is going to be paid: January+July - taxes $1020 each; March - insurance $870, every month water/sewer $50 (if you don't plan on Tenants to pay)When you make it an Excel table, there will be each month left cash flow, which you then add with mortgage payments.That's one of the main projected financials: your cash flow.Income projected as an income&loss statement: $24,000 income from rent                   $2040 - taxes                   $870 - insurance                   $600 - water/sewer                    $2400 - PM                     $4,000 - interest on mortgage- depreciation - maintenance- other expensesWhen you talk to the bank,  they should see positive numbers, not just that you know you'll pay.

Thanks,BrookeHey Brooke,I'd be interested in receiving a few of those house hack opportunities as well.

You don't want a wide receiver blocking for a running back. 

Right now hes 30.a)COMMITTED: RECEIVE/POSS/SELL STOLEN VEHb) OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE IN A CARELESS AND IMPRUDENT MANNERAll the above crimes were committed when he was much younger. 

I also started receiving emails from "Steven Wilson", about funding my deals.

In example, I received 2 quotes from American Home Shield for a water heather that went out. 

The education I received through the podcast was invaluable in giving me the knowledge and confidence to do the first deal.

Those who don't will not receive investor referrals and are the ones who tend to deliver a poor experience. 

Gathering from the input i have received from all of you guys, it seems going for B neighborhoods for both ease of rehab on first project and a more reliable rent pool.

Would she qualify for the mortgage on her own (taking into account salary and any alimony she may receive)?