But if you can save the 25%, that's often enough to take it from a break even to a decent profit.

Maybe yes, maybe no.Just don't break the laws of your area.Good Luck!

Yes, wholesaling is tough to break into and to do it correctly is to have a good foundation of knowledge on the subject. 

I choose a larger bank (better rates), two local banks (less restrictions, and one in which I already banked.Step 3 (network with everyone): During my lunch breaks at work and in between changing diapers I would call/text anyone I knew or didn’t know to discuss real estate.

Most of our tenants are traveling healthcare professionals, so we’ve tailored our lease terms to meet their unique needs.If a tenant needs to terminate the lease early due to their contract being canceled, we allow them to break the lease without a fee, as long as they can provide proof.

You need to calculate the time to break even on this, and consider if you will live in this home in 1 or 2 years from now.

If something breaks in the unit, they should not pay a deductible in my opinion.

It takes less than a year to break even on the cost. 

Make sure you’re clear on how financing works and what your monthly payments will look like.Property Condition: Assess the age of the property, maintenance history, and any potential repairs or upgrades that might be needed.Due Diligence: Work with professionals, like a home inspector and a trusted real estate agent, to ensure the property is sound and fits your investment goals.Analyze the Neighborhood: The location can make or break your investment.

I am hoping for lower interest rates but I calculated I would need the rate to be low 3’s to break even.