Otherwise, by combining to share common concerns over problems and issues that affect us all, we can show the powers that be that there is a single voice out there.So . . . what do you say?

I'd be willing to combine / categorize all of the sections and post them on BP so everyone could benefit.I am specifically interested in Texas leases so I'd start there first.

You can wholesale a few deals to start saving money...and that combined with general money saving you can save enough to buy an actual investment property.

One function of your deal is to give you experience with physical issues from tenants, repairs and payments, etc.

No idea, I just won't do it on a sq. ft. basis, unless it's an unfinished house that a contractor bailed out on.Sq. footage does not take into consideration the functionality of a property, a 2 brd is not like a 4 bdr, but the 2 bdr could be bigger.

This brokerage is already a functioning property management company, I would be working on a 1099 basis.

Taxes are also your responsibility to check, just look them up, most counties have a website to check.As a function of due diligence on your own, you will want to purchase a title abstract and summary.

There is a book called Buy Low, Rent High, Sell High, or something like that, that will guide you through the structure of the deal in regards to the functional aspects of purchase, operation and selling strategies.

Yearly combined rent is 25800 (2150/month)I will be paying water- about 2400 per year (200/month)insurance and property taxes come to about 6617 (552/month)monthly mortgage is 1240I know the cashflow is not nearly at the ideal amount, only coming in at $158 but is appreciation and the terms alone worth it?

But wanted to combine my personal stuff too