So multiply your downpayment by 10 to see what the hot money could possibly buy you.

Our portfolio consists of condo townhouses and freehold towns.

We were kind of doing it, but not on a consistent basis, and not following a process or specific questions.

If they need consistent monthly amount I know to look for some rentals, if it’s a large chunk of cash (over $5,000) I know it needs to be a flip]How much cash do they need to raise and how often?

On a large number of the podcasts I have consistently heard either Brandon,  Josh or the guest say something about buying a book or audio book.  

Be firm, but fair and always be consistent.

For my estimates I just multiplied the $25 x the number of square ft and added 5-20k more for each property to be modest because everyone always says the repairs end up costing more than you anticipate.

Now when you rough estimate before seeing the property are you just taking the sqft multiplied by the average cost of installation for say flooring in your area as an example and adding that to the rest of the rehab costs?

TOP 3: *Being consistent-constantly making calls, driving for $$, replacing and putting out bandit signs, and staying in touch with my mentor.

I wish they would look past my non consistent income and look at the fact that the property I want to live in will be paying for most of the mortgage.Chris Mason I have called many local banks and many big banks.