Did you study the dry stuff, like deeds, how title is held, contract law, laws of agency, Mo.

Hello everyone;I am a twenty seven year old college student; nearly finished with my associates in general studies, soon to be transferring to the UofM.

A lot of people might start the brass movement with a light fixture here and there, see how they like it after a while, then discover they might like it elsewhere (like the kitchen/bath).

If it is closer to 10% that nearly doubles your estimated cash flow.I know next to nothing about section-8 renters so I would really want to study up on that before jumping in.Maybe the most important question is what do you think you could get the property for?

Thanks @Michael Morris I started work under a great mentor as a commercial broker in Chicago about 5 months ago, and studied abroad in Australia for 6 months.PM me, and we'll see if we can be sounding boards to keep each other motivated (cold calls can get monotonous...)

I just did a $15,000 five year loan through Discover Personal Loans (the Discover Card people) at 7.99% interest. 

Obtaining copies of the application and background checks may require the tenants consent - here in Canada, it would be a violation of federal privacy law for the Vendor to simply had them over.One thing Kevin omitted, and why you need the leases before the end of your diligence period, is to prepare an estoppel certificate for each tenant using the information obtained from the lease, then meet with the tenant to affirm the information and to discover any other material facts (i.e. side agreements, pets unknown to Vendor, etc) and have the tenant sign the estoppel.  

I know some of this may be common knowledge, but I just started studying a few months ago.    

Study RE basics and requirements for good title. :)  

McGuigan you will find in life and business that some relatively bright people will have different and seemingly contradictory opinions on a given subject, study read and learn as much as you can, then see what makes sense to you, take an idea concept, try it, push it, test it see what works and what doesn't for yourself.