given your stated goal of passive cash flow I think you have much better options then trying to turn a house into a renter when you never purchased it with that intention backwards justifying accidental landlording seems like a pretty common theme around here so your in good company

I work for a hard money lender her, and while it is certainly fruitful for the owners it's not necessarily the easiest to find qualified clients.Like anything else, it is a grind, but I happen to like it.That said, the rates are being pressed downward as the competition is fierce

If it's mixed in with your deposits and reserve funds, you may accidentally spend money you shouldn't have. 

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Hello, my name is Erin and I am married with 1 little one. I have started reading about real estate investing and it sounds pretty interesting. I am not an "official" investor or anything, in fact I kind of flipped m...

Having personal and 401k accounts under the same log in creates a possibility of accidentally mixing the funds or using 401k account for personal expenses and vice versa 

This day, you’d be hard pressed to toss a rock into any of these and not hit a legitimate lender.

I accidentally added your rehab cost of 33K to what I thought was the original purchase price of 121K.

You will most likely be hard pressed to find a Turn Key, 8 Cap Property in DFW at this point in the market.

If it is worth anything north of $325k, you may be hard pressed to get the first to agree to a short payoff of $280k.