This, of course, is a very insignificant number.So really what I'm looking for is a good company to use that will give great rates for someone with an excellent credit score that would like to put about 20-25% down partially using home equity and will look at projected income of the property that I'm wanting to purchase.

Recommended conferences: Papersource Symposium: https://papersourceseminars.com/ Note Expo: http://noteexpo.com/ Below is a link to my parter Josh Andrew's book which is an excellent starting resource, and an e-book from Dave Van Horn about NPL investing.

I have excellent credit, but I don't see it going any lower than maybe 4.75? 

Hi,Is there a excel sheet with typical labor hours for different home repair stuff e.g If I want to know, how much labor hours will it take for changing a toilet I usually go herehttps://www.homewyse.com/services/cost_to_install_...

$1500 NET income is excellent to be honest, but you’ll soon find out you don’t have $1500 left over.

Makes it very easy to export all your deposits into Excel / accounting software at the end of the year and do your taxes.Personally I have the local bank hold the mortgage too, so when it comes time for another purchase or refi, they already have the rent roll history.

Account Closed    Excellent point!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdRtqnqBSq4GY7DGi...Also there are a few excellent podcasts that I listen to religiously.http://breakthroughreipodcast.ca/http://www.truthaboutrealestateinvesting.ca/https://sarahlarbi.com/podcast/Those are all Canadian, by the way.The next step is: find a market (a city to invest in).

Sellers throwing off bad vibes are a excellent reason to bail.

@Robert Adams, thank you for starting this excellent thread.