In my job, it's all about getting the right heading/speed and altitude, but when it comes to real state, I don't even know where the runway is!.

You could also ask a family member or friend to step in and co-sign to speed up the process, but building your credit will be the key if you want to purchase a property on your own, unless you go with a non-traditional financing route.

The lender gives me a loan for conventional mortage with 20% down on primary residence (lower rate than when buying investment property) But something unexpected happens after closing date and I can't live in it.

House was built in late 2015 no issues all up to date very well taken care of house.

We have had a couple of guests that had to cancel for various reasons, and if I could re-book any of their dates, I refunded them that amount.

My career to date speaks towards getting involved with multifamily investment, but I'm really open anything on the spectrum at this point including single family.

Long time listener, first time poster :D My husband and I assumed management of my father-in-laws rental property portfolio a few years ago and have since been working hard to educate ourselves, bring it up to date and apply BiggerPockets techniques and formulas to everything.

However, he still left his older vehicle parked in front of my home and the sticker decal on the license plate on the back of this vehicle dates back to 2019 and was never renewed.

They included:-she was so upset with MW, she didn't want to pay any rent as the furnace wasn't working-she ended up paying $800 for November after the furnace was fixed (we had agreed to this due to the inconvenience of the furnace)-she got COVID and lost her job-tenant missed three months of rent-tenant wanted to stay and agreed to pay $1300/month until she was caught up-tenant pays $1300 in March 2021-tenant pays $1200 in late April 2021 (if I remember the date correctly)-I never see another dime of rent-tenant eventually leaves (I forget if it was the $250 I offered her for the keys or Saunya's threats of evicting her)-tenant has close to a $3,000 water bill that was outstanding!

They give you time and schedule a closing date like a conventional loan.