Ally Bank and Discover are pretty reasonable.

Hello everyone, I just moved to the Pensacola area and still discovering local groups to network with, so when I found a couple of properties that I'm interested in, but I honestly just want to talk shop and discuss how to progress to the next level by pick everyone's brain. 

Hello everyone, Ive been doing alot of studying and research to the point that I now feel confident enough to take the next step. 1 thing im struggling with understanding is why is it set up to be harder to get funding for an Investment property opposed to owner occupied?

@Amanda Bennett I would study some statistics on urbanization before considering a rural purchase.

I took all four at once, online, and I took it seriously and studied for exams etc.

I've recently discovered an off-market deal that meets all of my criteria (estimated purchase price + rehab less than 70% ARV; should rent for ~ 1% what I'm "in" the property for; reasonable expectation of moderate appreciation, etc.). 

I moved to the area three months ago from PA, the process of renting out my house in PA got me hooked on real estate investing, and ever since then I have been studying and learning about real state investing.

It’s been a really smooth process, at the end of the majority of units there will be a study sheet you can bookmark to look back on when preparing for your test, you can do it right at home and they give you a great timeline to do so, I’ve really enjoyed my experience so far. 

From my studies need 4 elements, Parties competent, able to contract, has to be for a legal purpose, consideration not necessary money( some say as little as a dollar for earnest money, don't know if that would hold up in court, and offer and acceptance. 

In FL. What's the procedure for me to update the records?
Also, when asking for an appraisal, will it get appraised based on public records or by the actual number of bedrooms even though one is without a permit?