Some states are more landlord friendly than others.And protect yourself by having systems in place.

I tried to run credit, but they had insufficient credit history, so I waived that requirement.Issue is, currently has been a struggle getting them to adapt to an online system to pay rent.

Most of the time the message is longer than the time allotted so it gets cropped, or my system sees it as a closed circuit not an actual air modulated voice, and hangs up.Every political party out there uses them, or something very similar.

I have 10 of these and have systems in place but have 1-2 evictions a year and 3-4 big things that happen.

Navigating banking and credit card systems and knowing when to apply and the things to say to maximize credit lines is often not common knowledge for new investors.

Houston TX Zip 770582bd 2ba 1008 sqft with small porch and 2 parking spacesPurchase Price - $65k 2017 (plus $25k in full reno Includes brand new appliances + brand new split ac system)Current market value est; $90K- $110KRental income: $1100Expenses: $708 (Includes Hurricane Insurance)Thank you all in advance.

Jesse,If you contact a local REALTOR they will have access to RPR (REALTOR Property Resources) this system has a vast amount of information and most will pull it pretty quickly for you.

I would appreciate some thoughts if I am going in the right direction OR if I am missing an opportunity/momentum.2019 Plan: 1.STOP purchasing homes for 1 year.2.Possibly Pay off car3.Setup up systems so that another family member (my 21 y.o. daughter) can manage the Properties Managers and have a clearer idea of what is going on should something happen to me.

Rewired, new plumbing, new boiler system, opened up walls, brand new kitchen.

@Ned CareySilly question, but if you get a conventional loan with 20% down, how do you know if it’s a “Fannie” loan versus a “Freddie” loan?