He's seen my yellow letters and likes the quality and the response they've been getting.

Many investors aim for (but rarely get, for decent quality areas) 2%, so $1000 a month for a $50,000 investment.

I have more than 5 years experience as a landlord which allowed the property's rent to count towards the loan qualification.Is there a standard or recommended period before I can start pursuing funding for additional properties?

While some over zealous or power tripping inspectors give them a bad reputation, we are all better off thanks to building/housing standards enforced by inspections.

I would like to know who the attorney is that told you that.The standard form NC 2-T, clause 16, says no assignments... so just line it out and initial the change.

The banks were screaming bloody murder when unregulated mortgage brokers hit the streets and it took about a decade just to have a broker get a license, now, the broker is held to almost the same banking standards in may respects, so that is a big plus for banks to get these small brokers off the streets, for most folks it means if they need a loan they'll have to head to the bank.Scruggs and other seller financing gurus brought much of these new requirements on seller financed deals, if there hadn't been scammers with the rinse and repeat set ups seller financing probably wouldn't have gotten hammered as it did.

@Bill Mitchell from 2005-2008 I provided "turn-key" rental properties and purchased mainly of the MLS, back then quality & location (and even cashflow) did not matter because appreciation was the name of the game.

We inherited the lease - not our language, although it seems to be pretty standard.

i can pull the bills and see, just having never been a long time renter I didn't know what the "industry standard" response would be.

When the roof is not up to the carriers standards, its hard for them to carry the policy because of the risk it poses to the carrier.