I couldn't give you a simple answer that would help you- you've gotta build your own recipe.Overall: Efficient but effective marketing.

We bought that loan and got our AOM to the FC attorney in 2 weeks.If you are a small investor and have a competent attorney, you can drastically reduce the timeline to FC because you're minimizing the effects of 2 of the 3 factors. 

We have them on the first Tuesday of each month - one coming up shortly. 12373 US 49, Suite 3Gulfport, MS 39503 We usually have a panel discussion and networking with the other investors - both new and seasoned.

It effectively turns thinkers into doers. 

 You need to:  A) Know thyself  B) Develop an understanding of what REIT's are and factors that effect their pricing  C) Develop an understanding of where you're going to invest if you buy physical propertyFor this comment Ill be talking about publicly traded REIT's as they're available to everyone through a brokerage account.

The kitchens all need help as well, the landlord has quite literally done nothing to renovate or remodel the property even with tenant requests as mentioned above -- effectively a slumlord.

IMO the chance 2008 happens again soon is low and even if it does it doesn't effect you unless you have to sell. 

Our first intuition was to get an LLC but we no longer thinks it makes sense for the following reasons:- Have to get commercial loans instead of residential, which have much higher interest rates- Have to get homeowners' and umbrella insurance anyway - we feel the risk of being sued while owning rental properties is lower than running other types of businesses if we don't cut corners on the rehab and have a good property manager - Large amount of filing and annual fees requiredAre we thinking about this correctly and is there another structure that would best suit us?

Otherwise, it will indicate an income limit which you cannot exceed in order to qualify. https://sf.freddiemac.com/working-with-us/affordable-lending/home-possible-eligibility-mapdisclaimer - fannie mae has a program very similar, which they are making changes to effective July.

A permanent rent increase of $10/month will be effective June 1 for any tenant that has not updated their information on our website by May 15.