Hi, all - I’m working toward my first deal, and I could use your help with options to acquire a single-family home that a friend of mine owns.

My rentals are all in a small town and the bank is close for everyone, I understand that this may not be a suitable solution for landlords with multiple properties in different locations.Did you just choose a bank that was most accessible for your tenants? 

Currently the rear of the garden unit is divided up by walls to create a furnace room somewhat in the middle of it, and a second closet-type room to access the furnace room.

They also have access to CoStar (also owned by LoopNet), which is only accessible to agents and is expensive to sign up for.Lauren Prichard, CEOAborn Homes/Aborn Powers

If existing tenants were acquired through the purchase of a property could additional fees be tacked on for the use of a parking spot / storage?

I have heard many different arguments from month-to-month, 6 month, 1 year, etc.The property has a pool/hot tub also that we wouldn't mind allowing access to the tenants, within reason.

Hello everyone,I recent acquired a fourplex in fort worth area and hired a professional property management firm to manage my property.

After exploring the 70% LTV option at 20 years, it turns out you need 2 years of established rents in your LLC to qualify or $250k in an accessible account (non-retirement). 

It will be great if the numbers all work out and I can acquire the property but I know at the very least it will be a great learning experience.

She replied saying, "I know how to access the county's site."