He is also self employed and the money stream is kind of erratic, so he just saves up the rent for the next period and sets it aside.Now if your guy is getting a regular disability check that's a different situation.

He paints a whole house and can easily make $350-400 on a weekend, which is more than his regular job pays.

You will have to have enough regular income to support both the new house and the old one.

The downside of incasing the furnace is that it will make it difficult to change the filter ... but, I would hazard to guess it is not being changed regularly now given the unit is in the attic.

$1,700 a month houses, or $600 a month apartments, student, military or regular working class housing, etc.Ok - gotta go.

YouTube channel that you regularly post on will give you some solid back links.

I know investors who have great credit, lots of houses, and still cant get regular lending or lines of credit based on their property portfolio.

I have been regularly collecting applications and fees, starting the screening process, and getting calls from potentials several weeks later asking about their application status.

His bills were paid involuntarily out of his paycheck on a very regular basis.

Also, does anybody have any experience of qualifying as a real estate professional when they have a regular W-2 job?