My name is Dayton Bishop and I recently graduated high school and currently attend the college of southern Maryland.

If you have a relationship with the seller, if the property is fairly priced, if the seller is motivated, and you identify it as a deal, then you can send an LOI after the first call.

If you can't find it call the housing authority and ask them what the payment standards are for the bedroom count you are looking for.

The title company will make sure the title is clean.

There is no differential factor number, however, it will change if you are buying tenant occupied, if they are are going to be vacant at closing, if they are going to stay the full lease or you have to pay cash for keys.

The beauty of Roth investing is the income tax-free nature of the returns. 

I second the @Dave Foster recommendation.

I'm giving a reverse example, as in I will show how my credit score dropped 59 points in one month because I forgot to do my "trick".The trick is to pay off your entire balance the day of your "statement closing date". 

They are all in decent areas.I like the program.They pay all or a large portion of the rent.The tenants take care of my houses and stay a long time.

- I know NC been on the radar for quite some time- is it still worth to pay attention to this market?