Side note make sure you set up retargeting and proper conversion trackingLet me know if you have any questions by just posting here or PM me- Angel-Ty L.

You have to strike a balance between the better financial returns of lower priced houses, versus the more intensive management they require.

If the seller gets caught doing this he could have to pay the remaining balance of the loan in as little as 30 days.

I am thinking about purchasing some rental properties and I am trying to educate myself on the proper way to go about doin it.

I tried the census website, but data is old (2000) and not in a proper format or only by counties and not cities.

That equity is a safety cushion so that you don't find yourself in an upside down situation, where you have a mortgage balance that's higher than what the house is worth.

I'm learning more this way than having a buyers agent just spoon feed me the deals and cart me around.The only thing I want an agent for is to ensure the contract is drawn up properly and the offer letter contains all the contingencies to cover my ***.

It balances out the good years that had good profits.Or you can be going along, not having much in the line of expenses and have a tenant go off the deep end and end up with a very bad move-out that costs a bundle.

I have found a few properties that the owner will allow an me to assume the mortgage, I will give a down payment, and they will owner finance the remaining balance.

What checks and balances do you have in place to ensure that your referral fee is secure?