I expect your company and your personal details support the lower amount so the banks are willing to sign up.Build a track record with the lower amounts. 1 to 2 years later you can grow the lines if you can show a good case.John Corey

I'm much better at the marketing side of things, so I'm going to keep the best properties (especially ones with owner financing/good terms) and try to use smart marketing to generate good deals I can pass along to the ever growing number of investors in our area.I'm very impressed with this forum.

You can all help us continue to grow even more, by telling your friends, colleagues, and family about us!

:welcome: to BP.Switching the properties to a company and using commercial financing could be a good strategy as you grow.

i never would have thought i would have a knack for numbers when i was growing up but it turned out that was the right thing for me.After doing motorcycle finance for a while they offered me a promotion to sales manager and i decided at that point that i wanted to stay in finance.

I hope to grow into bigger properties, multi-units, but for the forseeable future it will be SFRs.

But if I find it successful ( and so far so good) I'd like the option of being able to grow this in some way.Best,Ben Reese

I did look into renting some property out to a farmer...or even growing something myself....but when an older man that has been a farmer for years looked at it he said it was too rolling and most things would wash.

When I lived in the city, I would pick up copies at used book stores and hand them out like a gideon to my friends or anybody that I thought was in the right mind to to grow from the book.

It seemed to me the fastest way to shave 2-3% off purchase price and save 2-3% on selling price.