To use an often used phrase, different strokes for different folks.

Buying yourself a year isn't all bad if it only costs you a fraction of the price...it's like credit card debt (not ideal but sometimes good to leverage for an investment).

A broker with a small annual fee and a flat fee per transaction would be ideal."

Thank you all for supporting a young and starting investor.I want to know if anyone had suggestions or referrals to financial advisers, who specializes (and ideally, personally invests) in real estate rental properties.

Add in all the jobs that are being created there and all the people moving there and it would seem an ideal place for growth as well.Back to the numbers.

Hey Ronnie,I deal with Houston properties, which is Harris county.

Ideally, each room should have it's own circuit for receptacles, lighting should be a separate circuit but you can put multiple rooms of lighting on one circuit.

Regional banks I have seen do 7 to 10 year fixed which is the ideal for just a few basis points more it's worth it to get a few more pay down years versus the five.

The best way to get wet is to dive in, you'll have a greater motivation to learn different strokes to get there!

For instance, if you had a high concentration of say doctor office money, that might not fit the bill for the debt investor to co-invest with you.The ideal co-investing firm for a debt facility is typically not a bank.