I texted him this morning letting him know I'd be at the house expecting him to be there hustling to finish the job since I haven't heard from him in days and I need the CO in order to list the 2 units for rent.

Honestly if you could start in college and have your parents or someone co-sign for you, you could start investing right away.

@Jason WrayThanks Jason - current rate in primary is 4.125% but I can’t do a cash out since it is a “co-op”.

If you were (like me about 15 years ago) a young woman investor, you may say you are reporting to other co-owners (true, I had a husband). 

Putting him on the lease, but having the current tenant be a co-signer (would this allow me to collect full rent even if he finds himself unable to pay?)

afternoon team, i am still working on building my database of mobile home park owners in the south east region.  i have had good success retrieving the property owners information by using the county gis websites but ...

I am a newbie to real estate investing and being a landlord. I closed on a single family home in Anne Arundel County, MD, on Aug. 30th of this year. I found a renter and am now looking for a lease agreement that will ...

I can be the coordinator or @Kenny Hall I know you're a hustler and could! 

Also, if you are not keene on self-managing but don't want the fees of a PM company, a Co-host (10%-20%) can be really helpful.

I'm getting ready to purchase our first large MF apartment(s) and believe we will need to self-manage or co-manage with a PM.