I want to be a part of this market because I know I can offer tenants a well-maintained, up-to-code home.

I started my investment journey when I took on a w-2 role working between property management, and tenant relations as a Community Coordinator for a 254-unit apartment community.

Not having kids, the property served as a write off as i had moved into an apartment in Phoenix. 18 months after moving to Phoenix i purchased a single family home in which to live in Scottsdale, AZ.

Hey all, I purchased a long term rental in Houston.

Defense was just something like I just wanted to buy a part of San Francisco for cheap, I wasn't planning to do anything sinister.   

I'm sure many people on here have spoken about this, but I just wanted to bring this discussion back as it is a part of my job that I enjoy and see benefit to others from it.

College used to be a lot more affordable, I studied in Europe (where college is free) and it blows my mind to see kids with 200k student loan debt trying to get ahead on a 50k job.The housing market has started to drift apart geographically.

I am interested in building rentable SFHs in Houston.

Hopefully his students are better, I don’t like the idea of thousands of people entering the industry trying to find sellers willing to sell via subto who all think it’s okay to bend the truth, especially with transactions like subto that are complicated and require a lot of trust on behalf of the seller (that the buyer will do what they say and keep making the payments and not wreck the seller’s credit potentially affecting their ability to have a place to live in the future because you can’t even rent an apartment with bad credit). 

What sets you apart from other hard money lenders?