Rather happily so I might add.While you may not use the specific sentence "I am a Guru" Ken, you speak to and rather clearly work to convey that messaging to persons while at the same time CLEARLY have exceptionally low comprehension of a great majority of fundamentals and factors of real estate investment.

You can also get a personal loan up to $50K which typically is to pay off credit cards debts, do renovations etc, but it can also be used as a down payment.

I'm not sure how I'd make any decent returns with that limited low income clientele.Then I'd look at the supply.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

To my surprise, they provided a quote for a 23% management fee per month rent, which includes a one-year rent guarantee (regardless of whether tenants pay or not) and a maintenance credit of 2.5k per year.I must admit, I was taken aback by the figure.

You need to run his credit to confirm he pays his bills on time.

(Low Maintenace, High Demand).

and when you come back sell a house and 1031 into multiple purchases because the loan will have been paid so low that your equity will be large.  

While personal credit may also be evaluated, particularly if a company member holds at least 25% ownership, demonstrating sufficient liquidity is equally crucial.

Low barrier to entry as well!