If they eventually sell the home to you, you should get them to sign a disclosure that you are an agent and you are NOT representing them.

I live in Houston too but I would have to depend on my W2 strength to get financing but eventually I'd be in the same position as you because my debt to income ratio will not be favorable as I pickup more units and I would need to depend on the cashflow the deal generates for future financing.Thanks in advance to the BP community for helping.

I'm looking into a space where i can put mobile homes and eventually having a small mobile home park.  

I would love to eventually own rentals here in the area, and live completely off of the passive income. 

Eventually you do want to create an LLC (or a different entity) that you both hold 50-50. 

I recently started thinking about using rental properties to supplement my income and eventually lead to something I could do full time.I recently moved to the Fort Worth area and while doing research I found an article that said Fort Worth and Dallas were 2 of the top 10 markets for REI.

I've heard a lot of stories from folks who were preapproved by them only to waste a lot of money and time to eventually be denied financing at critical junctures.

Eventually, I want to own apartment buildings, but it will be a journey from here to there.

I know it'll eventually happen, but how would the numbers work out?

Hi,I just got my CA salesperson license and I'm looking to get into commercial/Multifamily investments with the goal to eventually have my own private equity firm someday.