Once you have anywhere from 4 to 10 mortgages you will have a hard time getting a traditional mortgage.

I think that is a personal choice for you to make depending on your long term goals.  

All you can do is council your clients with your opinion but at the end of the day it's their choice on what to do.A lot of this has to do with volume.

It should be an easy choice.

For sure the issue is not the rehab for me, but to make the right choices. hope you hear from you again Tony.

Besides, most agents in my experience aren't that knowledgeable about investing anyway.But like Ron said, it's not a choice - you can't just start off as a broker.

If you just want to stick to traditional single family, it may be good to think about how much square feet you want, number of garages, and neighborhood.

The event was for charity (Brashear Association Toy Drive) so we did not want to turn willing donations away but we had no choice when the chairs were gone.

In a traditional sale between a seller and a buyer, the taxes are usually prorated between the two and you (as the buyer) are usually only responsible for the portion of property taxes from the date of sale going forward (unless the purchase agreement specifies something different). 

In these kinds of situations you really have a few choices: 1.