Hey everyone, After a lengthy search for the perfect clone for myself (see this post if you have no idea what I'm talking about) I'm excited to announce we've officially hired a new content producer for BiggerPockets...

Just because it seems like a bad choice to you doesn't mean t's not the perfect thing for the seller.Final thought... a property with a purchase price this low is probably not going to produce an NOI at 50%.

Now that my children are older i figured now is the perfect time to find out.

In my opinion, the perfect strategy for making solid wealth fast in real estate, is a combination of an active niche (wholesaling, flipping, working as an agent, etc) to build capital, plus BRRR acquisition of cash flowing rentals.

My main debt is my home that I purchased in 2008, when property was on the higher end and then tanked.

I posed this question on a recent forum post and got this response:To address your question we have to pause on the idea that you implied of "perfectly good".

This property was perfect and he wanted to sell.

Every check you write or deposit gives out that information to perfect strangers.  

while not perfect their contract is pretty good.  

They will also likely want proof of income showing you can make the payments if it goes unrented.As for finding that perfect bank.