Review and re-negotiate utilitiesAnalyze insurance policiesFind new tenants such as 5G Rooftop LeasingDiscuss loan payment deferral options with lendersRepurpose all or a portion of your building / propertyExtend tax returns to SeptemberAppeal increases in property taxes or negotiate lowering or deferring payments for current property taxesAssist current tenants and educate them on funding programs available to themRefinance any existing loansSearch for new income sourcesDiscuss deferral of insurance payments or partial payments with your insurance providerResearch Funding Assistance in the Chambers of Commerce guidesDefer the employer’s share of Social Security payroll taxTake advantage of higher interest deductions Utilize active lossesApply cost segregation utilizing the new CARES tax laws and amend up to 5 years of previous tax returns to potentially receive refundsI hope these tips were helpful and if you have any questions at all, feel free to reach out!

As posted earlier, what is the training like and how much assistance is given to new agents?

She is a true professional in the area and can assist you with all your real estate needs and concerns. 

You can get into your first property with as little as 3-3.5% down but when you factor in closing costs, attorney fee, inspection, appraisal and miscellaneous expenses, you're looking at an ALL-IN 10% up front expense for your first deal.In addition to boosting your buying power through saving and building your credit, you should also be building your network.

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@Falco Muscante If you're going FHA I always try to get the full 6% sellers assist that way you only have to basically bring the down payment to closing.Few things here I noticed:Your mortgage payment is going to be higher than $917.81.

But that's just me.However.  3% is the normal buyer agent commission I'm used to seeing, so if there's any possible way, including a short term signature loan to boost your cash position, that you can create a scenario where your buyer agent gets 3%, I would be surprised if he were to walk away from that.

Your sanity and peace of mind will be more intact on that path and you'll also have more time available to keep on with certifications and eventually an MBA to boost your income even more.3)  Once the income stream ("just over broke" as Robert Kiyosaki calls a "job") is in place to generate much-needed capital, I would settle into a very frugal life to begin with.