I just found a house online that sold for something stupid low like $12k.

I have been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts ad nauseum for several months now while I work for my father (when I'm not working with clients I keep the money flowing by doing so) and one of the main things that I have taken away from all of the guests is the majorities' response to the question of "what do you think separates successful investors from those who give up, fail, or never get started with investing?"

If you are cool with online one-on-one then BP is THE place to find someone.

Assuming the property does not have major issues such as deferred maintenance or lacks desirability, accepting anything less than 20% down, minimum, is asking for problems.  

I'm looking at several apartment buildings for sale in Idaho next to a major university.

Hi there, my name is Nathan and a wonderful Irish fellow named Brendan introduced this website to my partner and I.He spoke very highly of this community online and I believe has done very well in his investments.I have one question and perhaps you can guide me.

There are many online companies that can reduce your rates from a typical 6.8% to 3-4%.  

I would bet that the majority of people who fear market fluctuations are people who are not at all, or very little invested in the market.

I have already checked with the city, and there isn't a process for checking the readings online or anything, so my only option would be to drop by the property and look at the meter myself.

But I would aim for a bit better deal so you can refinance out all or at least the vast majority of what you put into it.