At least it's that way for me. At

I didn't recognize @Rodney Kuhl without his suit and red tie on until the end and I did not get a chance to say hi.  

Wholesaling seems to be the best fit for me at this stage with only having 10k saved for this venture.

I also worked with other wholesalers and have a positive experience with a few of them, and I actually will buy their deals because they leave a lot of "meat on the bone". 

Be sure to check for all kinds of useful resources and free how to guides.Networking is how to succeed in this space and as such I wanted to give you an open invitation to feel free to reach out to me at any time.I am located in the Northern Nevada market and doing buy and hold, wholesale and fix and flips…

We are looking from Redding Ca to Medford Oregon and are going to get into multi family if we can find a deal.Thoughts?

Average income for the year.But like I said, there are lots of red flags that an underwriter can see.Regarding FHA, Fannie Mae has something similar, HUD has very clear guidelines about the sources of funds.Underwriting the loan is about making sure the borrower can afford the loan.HUD states:"Additionally, the borrower must have sufficient funds to cover borrower-paidclosing costs and fees at the time of settlement.

@Michael EalyI get that it’s your market and you feel defensive about it.That’s ok.But it’s not ok to misrepresent others.At no point have I said it’s impossible to make money in the Midwest.Not on my blog post, and certainly not here on this thread so far.All I’ve stated is that it’s no longer for me and that other out of state investors should be careful and proceed with extreme caution.It’s clear some local investors make it work.Swanny that you just mentioned has clearly already detailed in an earlier comment on this same thread how he lost big on at least 2 Cleveland buildings.When you get so defensive, it certainly raises all sorts of red flags about your own personal motives.We know there are so many people on BP who make a living out of ensnaring unsuspecting out of state investors into bad Midwest deals by painting unreasonably rosy picture of what’s actually on ground.And making outlandish claims of big successes that are often unverifiable on sites like BP is not new.It’s how the majority of predatory gurus online make their money.This post is about the other point of view.Let us be heard.Stop being so defensive and quit fighting me.

Maybe not for a RE veteran, but I feel like the information and networking and resources could end up being priceless, for me at least.

@Jay Hinrichs  The bad tenant texted me at 7:30 am saying my lawyer would hear from the Mormon lawyer Monday morning.