It can be access to low/no interest credit cards, a HELOC, a personal loan to yourself from a 401(k), a wealthy relative, etc.

Are you a licensed DC Realtor with MLS access? 

I am actively looking for a great place to take the required 90 hours of online or in person classes and to then take the real estate exam.

Solid neighborhood.More rural & spread-out than some of the other areas we saw.Seems decent, but same as Morrow, cash flow seems pretty stable but not sure about appreciation.(4) Jonesboro We were expecting this be more rough just based on some of the listings we've seen online.

You should then connect with an agent to get access to the MLS and then reach out to a lender to see how much you can qualify to purchase.If you currently have a CPA/accountant - you may want to reach out to him/her with questions prior to the purchase.

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To be fair, they made me aware that $2350 would be refunded after completion of the first deal.The other $650 is the cost of 2 appraisals that need to be within 10% of your ARV on a property in order for them to fund the property.I would also have 24/7 access to advisors and a plethora of listings “right in your own backyard” to choose from.

@Kevin Leppink I’m not sure how similar Utah is to NC, but as RE agents here we have access to something called Realist which is a public record database.

Online payments are paperless and hassle-free if you can get your tenants sign up for it. 

I’ve accessed the equity in my rentals via cash out refis and HELOCs and every lender I’ve used wanted to see income and still evaluated my DTI ratio to qualify the loan.