Any feedback is appreciated, thanks Commercial financing will require 20%-25% downOne of the qualifications is experience, so if you do not have any you may need to partner with someone who does.  

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Tenant screening: Hi everybody, was going over background check for applicant and while looking up a judgment in the circuit courts i notice three cases against him first one was in 2008 for carrying a firearm at the age of 18, second one was for a DWI in 2010, and third one was for a pending trial that is for DWI and carrying a firearm in 2017.currently the applicant meets all my minimum qualifications and am not sure if i can legally deny him due to my finding.

I thought that sounded steep, but none of the applicants hesitated to pay including the one with a 450 credit score who was well aware of our minimum qualifications.

I was looking into a FHA 203k loan and have looked into the qualifications of the loan.

On the 2nd Income rules thing, they're saying if you want to use rental income towards your DTI formula for qualification on the loan, then you must have 6 months reserves (which you'll need regardless) and prior PM experience.

I know that commercial RE is all about the deal and less about the financial qualifications of the investor(s), however, how would you guys recommend building credibility as a novice investor?

Due to the tax consequences James mentioned (and so long as you're only doing so infrequently), it typically makes the most sense to hold for at least a year to at least hit the capital gains tax qualification.

Depending on where you are in your search, I could help you get a qualification for loan as well as guide you on the Home Buying process.