Many conventions are just social.

In this day of social media and connectivity and all that, it just seems incredibly possible and maybe even easier???

Hi Mark, I started life after college as a social worker and struggled doing the paycheck to paycheck thing (I got a 35% pay increase when I went into teaching).

The developer on a new property has not made hardly any cash flow on the property and likely has to pay short term capital gains, legal fees, real estate commissions on the sale of the property.Usually a seller will not give you a lease until you have been vetted as a credible buyer and at the least have a signed LOI with a confidentiality component.

Before then it was game wardens, and another time it was social workers.Yesterday the police department wanted to know if I owned a house at a certain address. 

it wasn't clear (or maybe I missed it)A few tips:PUT DOWN THE BOOKS AND NETWORKNetworking and finding mentors are the two LARGEST components of success.Build a team - Make sure you have the infrastructure to be successful i.e.

Your best options may be off-market properties - utilize social media (its free!).

So you understand the rehab component.  

I googled it for you.The IRS says this:Replacement of the furnace in your residential rental property:Is generally a restoration to your building property because it's for the replacement of a major component or substantial structural part of the building's HVAC system.

As he does not have a Social Security number they are not able to verify identity and or background.