I’ve been procrastinating and talking about regularly investing in real estate for the past couple of years, now I want to quit talking and begin investing.

It sounds like as long as it's a regular, "payroll type" amount that stays more or less the same, then it's OK, right?

An acquaintance who is a property manager said that he sees a need for it regularly.

You really need boots on the ground.I personally would not invest in property that is not in my metro area that I could go by on a regular basis, much less in a different country, but I know that there are plenty of people on this blog who have done it successfully.

I bet I regularly work 80+ hours a week right now and love every minute of it.

It seems that you can buy these mobile homes much cheaper than regular SFR's and still generate a reasonable positive cash flow.

I hope to be interacting with all of you on a more regular basis as we become more active.

This is updated regularly and keeps a good pulse on real time rating.For rent values, I do use a mix of our mls system, my database of currently looking renters, and then the website below.

Some income may not qualify, seasonal jobs that are not regularly performed, part time jobs that are not performed on a regular basis, employment income received from a job or line of work less than two years, child support payments that are not paid through any court system with a history of on time payments.I would insist on saying that "Compensating factors effecting credit, income, employment and criminal histories will be considered to the benefit of the applicant".

Just regular flip properties