Might also talk to Diya Liu out of Austin.Bank funding in today's world would be my last thought, not the first one. 

Thought you all might get a chuckle out of this one. 

This is Lynn, I am referring to Janet Behm, who is a Certified Tax Coach and licensed by the US Treasury Dept. as an Enrolled Agent.She knows tax strategies for real estate that most tax preparers have never heard of.This is the classic: "You don't know, what you don't know."

I know there is no certain outcome on the markets for this question, but I I want some of your thoughts on what is to happen and if it is worth it.My finance and I are pre approved and ready to rock if the time and home is right.Jaime R.

They haven't missed any payments last three months and requested to add additional roomates so that they can be on top of their paymentsI personally think 7 roomates in a 3bed 1ba is little too much for the apartment that also has a shared laundry with another apartment,not to forget the wear and tear with so many people.Should I continue with them if they are keeping the place generally in condition or ask them to find another place within next couple couple of months or so.Interested to hear thoughts from other experienced members here.Appreciate your inputs.Thanks

My thought is start building a portfolio of single and multi family rentals (probably out of state just because I'm in one of the hottest markets), and just grind by adding.

I ran across this post, I thought I would introduce myself.

@Baahir StarkeyHave you thought about out of state investing?

So then you're exposed to the risk some county official will change their mind and not approve your project AFTER you thought you were approved and already bought the land. 

Have you thought about out of state investing?