The seller felt comfortable that if the sale fell through the tenant would just stay, and the tenant felt comfortable waiting to start looking until after the closing since they still had 60 days after to look for a place.

Are you comfortable doing some work to get a house ready or do you want something turnkey? 

Some people don’t feel comfortable scaling up and using good debt.

I think we would feel more comfortable purchasing a SFH, but are definitely open to small multi-family if it would generate more cash flow for us.

I can use another 10k to get started more comfortably.

Most folks feel comfortable at anything more than a year because that puts the property on two consecutive tax returns.  

Hi all, Would anyone on the forum happen to have a recommendation for a traditional  local/regional bank that is comfortable working with residential real estate investors in downeast Maine (as the locals refer to it)?

However, if they are comfortable with that assessment then I say go for it.  1% is damm hard to find in the Austin MSA, but not impossible.  

Still red tape but a definitive end game Pavlov law approach:Food, shelter, water, safety, comfort and I will throw in livelihood.Get your contract out and read it thoroughly.  

It’s something I was comfortable with, and confident in its rentability.