I will add that while neither was purchased with the knowledge and full analysis of being an income producing property, the area is strong enough to support the homes as such, and we will even be able to have a (very) small cash flow within the first year. 

As a result of becoming a landlord I am less supportive of certain social programs now then I used to be,  I like dogs less, and I am now skeptical of anyone who says they are "disabled.

Basic rules of investing in any form.

Quadplex (Four x  2 bed/ 1 bath)Asking 170kOffer 155kRent per month: $1640 (market supports $1800-2000)I'll try my best to provide updates on my huge success (or major flop)!

Is there a general rule? 

I took a look at the post that was removed, and edited it so the advertising language is gone and reposted it.Also, the moderator who removed your post started those other advertising posts before he was a moderator - they're more than a year old and have since been removed from the site.Our rules can be a little tricky, but they boil down to: No advertising of any kind in the forums.

As well as starting other businesses that will support my real estate business.

Are there any rules preventing this, or requirements like making a certain number of sales in the state I'm licensed in before I can transfer the license?

Good Afternoon Investors, Is there a rule of thumb you follow for targeting the amount of cash left in a BRRRR deal post-refinance?

@Megan AliceMonthly rents $2820, and not quite 1% rule.