I'm an out of town REI (california) looking to find a MF (<20 units of 1br/1ba preferred, doesn't have to be individually metered) in San Antonio, TX!!

Each unit has an electric fired on-demand heater to lift the water to its final temperature if necessary ... many times in the simmer, the heaters do not fire at all.Electric is also preferred for point-of-use heaters.  

I made this post mainly to introduce myself but I would also like to ask one question: The branch of Real Estate investing I am currently interested in and would like to get started is in Real Estate Wholesaling or Property Wholesaling (however you would prefer to call it).

I don't really expect there to be too many repairs for the FHA loan, if any, if I understand the FHA requirements.We do have a construction company and so should there be any repairs, we would prefer to make any repairs using our company.

New property to be managed professionally.Learn as much as possible about the real estate industry to determine where my short term and long term niche lie and to enable utilizing my strengths to add value in partnerships.My questions to the community:I prefer to invest in the greater Seattle or Washington / Oregon area.

If you'd prefer someone with the CPA license I would recommend Mike Palko.

Should preferably own investment properties themselves.

So you don't want to include language that hints that you prefer not to rent to any particular group.Examples:Okay = "Minimum income = $2,700/month gross"Bad = "This unit is best for a married couple who both work"Okay = "Maximum occupancy 6 persons"Bad = "This unit is perfect for a single couple"Okay = "No smokers allowed"Bad = "No Asians allowed"Okay = "No pets allowed"Bad = "No children allowed"Okay = "This unit is located near Main Street and 23rd Street"Bad = "This unit is located near St.

I have seen articles all over the internet that say home ownership is at a all time low and rental vacancies are very low as well.Who still prefers owning over renting for your primary residence?

Sometimes the buyer might prefer a different title company also.