Once that deal is done, unless you can prove fraud, there are no protections for the buyer.

Just move on.There's a lot more verification that could be done to sift down through this but I think you would waste a lot of time and wind up in the same place anyway.And remember, anyone with some skills in Word or Publisher software can create all kinds of fancy-dancy documents proving stuff.

In potential sub markets List currently at 12 closer studies to narrow top 3Only interested in properties with a 6-8% Cap Rate with value add opportunity to increase NOI.Rents need to be below market with room for increases.

Once you have done that you should go deep on studying that subject, building relationships with active investors in that space and ultimately look to get your first deal done.

The idea of passive income through rental properties is very intriguing to me, and this is most definitely the route i would like to steer towards in the near future.I’m looking to start with single/multifamily homes in the Central VA area (yes I know this may prove to be challenging).

In potential sub markets List currently at 12 closer studies to narrow top 3Only interested in properties with a 6-8% Cap Rate with value add opportunity to increase NOI.Rents need to be below market with room for increases.

It's a Landlord responsibility unless you can prove it was caused by the Tenant.

In potential sub markets List currently at 12 closer studies to narrow top 3Only interested in properties with a 6-8% Cap Rate with value add opportunity to increase NOI.Rents need to be below market with room for increases.

Some lenders don't seem aware of this though, so I actually had to go and find the actual language in the TX code to prove it to an underwriting depart.  

I know j have to get my nmls license which soon I will start studying forBut I was just reading a job posting for an assistant mlo / junior mlo, and they require some mortgage experienceSo my question is coming from the retail world.