@Moses Lin your best bet is to speak with the lender(s) specifically, but in most circumstances, you will need landlord experience in order to count the income towards your purchasing power.

If you decide to look in the south phoenix area anywhere from 24 st to central ave on baseline or southern are pretty good bets as far as upcoming areas.

You bet!

With your massive work ethic, I bet you can find creative ways to be of value to those more experienced investors, and that can turn into money or social capital. 

.#3 Double Close Versus assignments.Simply put, double close to protect the wholesalers & all related parties much better than assignments.

That’s probably your best bet, avoiding a direct conversation with a lawyer about the issue and just motivating the client.

Good evening all.  I m currently reading : Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat by David Greene, having 3 properties with no mortgages, I am thinking about refinancing in order to get more properties. I have met with m...

I bet you would also benefit from speaking with a property manager in your area for advice on what works well for a rental there, especially in case you want to think about continuing to invest and hold the property after your son-in-law moves out.  

You have to evaluate the cost versus the benefit and decide whether it's worth trying. 

Hi JoeYou'll need to weigh the risk versus reward.I have a Quadplex in a rougher area, which has done well due to 3 good long-term residents.