They've all been properly educated on the 203k, had their 203k experience independently verified, and had their financials vetted to ensure they can pay for the start up costs and ongoing expenses associated with rehab loans. 

We actually have a real estate investor association in the San Juan area (ReiaRico).  

According to CBRE: “The National Apartment Association estimated that turnover costs are at least $1,000 per unit and can easily rise to over $3,000.”

MF  really depends on amount of money you have to invest and any association rules.

Borrowers with loans backed by Fannie or Freddie and who make 80% or less than their area’s median household income will qualify.Last year, over 7 million homeowners refinanced their mortgages, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.

What is the focus of your degree?

I was looking into the Associates Agent jobs and seems like a good start to start with.

Sometimes you might have to forward a property tax bill to them and other times they get it directly.Now if it's NN it could be just roof landlord is responsible for, roof/structure, or almost everything like parking lot, utility lines, association dues, etc.In that case it acts more like a gross lease disguised as a NN lease and gets away from the spirit of what NNN is all about and why investors buy them.So my clients we look at absolute NNN, NN with roof warranty that transfers to new owner, ground lease.

Account Closed check out online NARPM, National Association of Residential Property Managers, search by state and area.

I would love to hear folks stories of how they put together creative funding and the stories associated with these experiences.Thanks!