I'm 100% new to this game with a starting focus in wholesaling and then moving to rehab/buy and holds.

Hello all, one of the things i am wondering as I contemplate how to prepare to get involved in the real estate game is getting a mortgage for an investment property while i already have a hefty home mortgage.

I invested $20,000 between marketing positioning, establishing the legal entity, etc.

Get in the game and hit somebody!

I'm working on a plan, establishing my goals, and reading as much as I can.

I'm going to be a senior at Vanderbilt University this Fall and am about ready to get in the game.

Also both of these are speaking to cash flow investments, if you invest in appreciation markets like much of CA falls into then you're playing a different game so you have to use different rules.

So really...they want a new home with hardwood floors that look old in an established neighborhood =) We are thinking about knocking down a wall and turning the home into a 3/3 instead of a 4/2.

Have you ever played Monopoly - 4 little houses - 1 big green hotel.Now, in the game it is presumed that you will sell the houses in order to monetize the purchase of the hotel.

What the fair price is for the lease can't really be established over time, so it is then viewed as to what is the fair market rent for that property?