I was equipped..proper shoes, clothes, rain gear, music3.  

Hey guys,So last night my boyfriend and I went out at 2 AM and put out about 25 "we buy houses" signs in the pouring rain (we really want this).Now I realized I'm not sure how I would answer when a lead calls...

IE they get a judgement they bounce a check.. they buy something they should not.. the same pattern of bad money management that got them to Naca in the first place.However if a person buckles down and follows their direction to a tee.. you can get a smoking deal.. the one I sold to a buyer I bought down the interest rate all the way to .75% plus paid closing cost for them.. so on a 90k mortgage the payment was something like 200 a month or less..

Chris Calabrese - My inspector told me the roof has 10 years left on it, and I trust his judgement since he is a city building inspector for a neighboring city.

every time it rains i expect to get a call that the basement is leaking.

So I have learned to no longer offer a "judgement"

I was semi lucky that I have a lot of sand and just starting the winter planting season so I was able to hand broadcast winter grass seed right before a rain and have nice green yards quickly. 

@Pyrrha Rivers  Yes, the main things in Credit Scoring is-Length of Credit History of Accounts-Have 3 Major Credit Cards Reporting with No Late Payments --Revolving Balances below 30% of Limits-1 Installment Account-No Collections, Judgements, Public Records(Bankruptcy/Foreclosure) or Late PaymentsThese are very good guidelines...And if you want to get a boost of your scores and have a Family member that has a Seasoned Credit Card(Opened CC Account for over 3 years) that will report Authorized Users- they can add you as an Authorized User and you can have that credit history on that card added to your report...Hope that helps!

A BiggerPockets landlord is usually a smaller entrepreneurial type who can make a judgement call in these assets-but-no-income situations.

That is why it is imperative that we start now (should have started before now, actually) and that we avoid some of the pitfalls and dangers of haste decision making and irrational judgements with regard to investing.