Perhaps I am biased, but I think this is an excellent time to make the transition to commercial investing.

I may be biased but whatever else you do I really think you should invest some time in a good website.

It has outstanding access, a wide range of prices for housing, it's very clean, great schools and can you tell I am biased when it comes to Plano?

Many times the debates highlight a person's bias more than real facts.

I certainly wouldn't turn down a potential renter, however, based on gender, be they male or female.

I agree with everyone's responses.Unless you've got spotless credit (730+), most banks won't even waste their time.Reasons to go with a broker: access to multiple lenders (I could say 100s, but that'd be a tad over the top) to find the best rate, credit score doesn't have to be the best, specialization (most bankers do everything, and might not know how to tailor fit a loan to your needs).Obviously my opinion is slightly biased :D(see blog)

There are also ways to get creative in financing that can get you into a property for little or no money out of your pocket, which I am sure Nothing Down will discuss.I am personally biased to recommend wholesaling to a new investor with little starting capital.

The right club won't sell you, but encourage you to move forward to set goals and to reach those goals each month.I am biased as to which club I think it best.

I am of course biased towards wholesaling, but there are multiple ways to make money with little or no money.Now I would also recommend you take some time and think about what you are wanting to get out of investing long term.

They are not paid out of pocket.Hard money lenders have the freedom to approve or reject you deal based on their personal bias.