Well written is giving them a lot of credit, they really just fill out a home purchase contract that’s mostly fill in the right blanks. .

I've been listening to the Flipping Junkie podcast and reading "The Business of Flipping Homes" by William Bronchick and Robert Dahlstrom and I can't say enough about the book Rich Dad Poor Dad.

I have an honest question about what option should I use to buy my 1st investment property.I just started my new job 3 months ago and I have a good credit history.

Looking for suggestions where to do a credit check, this is my first time having to do this. 

Stanley's daughter came out with a new book this month updating the research -- I haven't read it yet.Stanley identified several factors that keep you rich or poor: where you live, how much you spend on the house you line in, how much you spend on luxuries, how much debt you pay interest on, but I believe his most important finding is that a much higher percentage of millionaire men than normal will report on a survey that their spouse is more frugal than they are.Getting rich turns out to be very much a team sport, specifically, a team of two.

It also appears you can purchase development credits to increase by 4 homes per credit.

I received a credit at closing for capital improvements during interim, security deposits & real est commission.

Thanks to Rich Dad, Poor Dad I do now and may have done things differently.

Tiller will automatically pull financial transactions from checking accounts and credit cards into a spreadsheet allowing you to then set up a simple financial cost tracking system. 

Good credit, proof of employment, good rental history with references, etc.