The two properties I just closed for another client were no tax returns, no income verification, 80% LTV, at 7%.There are no property specifics yet since I have not begun searching I'm just in the planning and "getting my ducks in a row" phase at the moment.

This is how you really crank your ROI up, making that original down payment work harder for you.When you are in the acquisition phase of a portfolio you should be using other people's money such as mortgage to grow.

Phase 1 is 50 condo units and he already has 15 pre construction bookings (30%). 

Anyways, that report helped me cut down the "analysis paralisis" phase.

Real estate makes millionaires so I know I’m in the right place, just need to figure out what strategy works best for me so I am very much in a learning phase.

Taking them to court or filing with a collection agency won't phase them because their credit is already in the tank.If you decide to move forward, make sure they pay with certified funds so nothing can bounce.

Then I'll be able to sell the house and use the money to BRRRR OOS.I'm also in the learning phase and want to gather as much information as possible to properly develope my risk register.

For that extensive of a job, I think the delayed purchase cashout with rehab might be your best bet, it will be a 12 month product so I'd really try to nail down the phases of the project and the timelines of each phase.

I still need to tour and get an inspection I know, but I'm in the searching phase as of now. 

Good evening fellow Biggerpockets people!Can someone give me advice on how they started analyzing deals in certain markets? I have been reading a lot of books but feel overwhelmed with all the information out there. W...