Discover which areas you can find the best Purchase price to rent ratios.  

And, then, one day, I discovered that they weren't just objects of beauty (well, in some cases, anyway), they could also be used to make a lot of money . . .My dream is to build an even bigger real estate business, produce great returns for my investors, and get a great reputation for producing results in this business so people keep coming back.  

How to fund rehabs: the purchase and the rehab costs.How to get short-term and permanent funding for buy-and-hold investing.How to qualify for a loan.The differences between hard money and private money.The pros and cons of different types of loans.How to get proof of funds, so the seller knows you can close.The types of financial institutions and which are best for your situation.Owner financing -- yes, it's possible!

Whichever path you take, it also had a very extensive list of institutional buyers that can come in handy down the road.

I think in reality the true more institutional note buyers Know there buyer and do repeat business.

Many inexperienced operators discover the cost of risk is a lot higher than they might think but only after they have lost their money.

I generally convey my credit worthiness to lending institutions through my credit report (which they insist on running - even after I tell them I'm a man of my word).  

We both gave it a couple of goes we got the web domains and chose our products and all was looking good, but then my mother discovered that she had chosen to narrow of a nitch and I couldn't get merchandise because I didn't have a brick and mortar storefront, and we let the accounts go.

so I ended up purchasing a 31' with a 13' bump out for the living room and kitchen ..IF I had started small orignally I'd have wasted a lot of time and $$ .. ...What if after spending $$$ on your 31' camper with 13' foot bump out your wife comes to you and says, "After spending a couple days in the woods I've discovered that I really hate camping..."

In the Property tab, use:- Property Type = SFR and/or the typical house types you are looking for- Equity % = at least 40%... 50% or higher is good- Total Assessed Value = the ARV range for the properties you seekUnder the Options tab:- Select Owner Occupied Status = Absentee (we use both in & out of state)From there, use filters to help you get to the size list you want, such as:- Property tab >> Length of Residence, Last Market Sale Date, and/or Year BuiltYou may discover that some filters are not available in your area.