You make one, uniform listing and it will be on the other sites usually within 24 hours of completing it.3) tenantify.com is a popular tenant screening service, charging only $15.00 for a background and income check.

The purchaser however still wants to buy the house. at the price we came too. this is an FHA loan he is getting, the bank will only loan up to the appraised value of 200,000, then minus the seller assist his loan with them will be 192,000. the problem arises here, i said i may finance the rest of the loan for 15 years, but i just found out today from my realtor, because she just found out from a friend at the bank, that i can not be on the closing papers as a second lien because it is a FHA loan, and i would have to have a loan agreement signed a week or so later for the 38,000 loan with me.

@Christian SifuentesIf you decide to borrow from your 401k see the following link which explains the rules. https://www.irs.gov/Retirement-Plans/Retirement-Plans-FAQs-regarding-LoansOn another note, If you're looking to flip real estate on a full-time basis then you might be interested in opening a ROBS 401(k) as it would allow you to invest your retirement funds in your own business which is popular among those that want to start a real estate operating company.

I know taking online courses are popular, however, I recommend taking the pre-license course in the classroom if you can manage it into your schedule. 

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Doesn't sound like a terrible deal, but you want to be sure you have a reserve fund for problems that will arise.

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I've lived in the same buildings as tenants and it always made me more selective of who my neighbors would be.It's best to either have a little know how to have some cash for when needed repairs arise.  

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