And because of the risk when I wasn't on title I wanted the seller to put it into a land trust and split the profits with me as a co-beneficiary.

Do your background check, criminal check and whatever else you do.I think the only thing you need to add is a "co-signer" check.

I have a CO real estate license and my own real estate company (Reliant Real Estate, Inc).

What part of Alameda Co are you from?

(single parent with kids, or 3 college kids or young workers)If you are okay renting to college kids you don't need to have them personally make the 3x income, you can require them to have a co-signer (parents) and then they all are on the hook to pay.Students have issues, but overall if mom and dad will help them out you should get paid without much worry.

Hi,

I'm new to BP and have just purchased my 1st investment property. It's a 2 story, single family home in Mt. Juliet, TN - about 15 miles east of Nashville, TN. I would like to get a couple of recommendat...

In Colorado, and every other State I am familiar with, the only utility that can lien a property is the water/sewer companies/districts, and their liens have super priority status, so they aren't real motivated to sell, and I have never seen a water/sewer lien foreclosed on (except via the tax lien sale process described below).

I was included on emails from my prop manager and the POA management co. regarding setting a time to see the window and setting a time to do a repair.

Co-workers, friends, family, bigger pockets...If it's a profitable scenario, investors will be interested.Joe

. $600 for a CO for a 3 unit residential property) aint cheap.