I use a Texas Instruments BA II Plus financial calculator, easy to use, in the owner's manual, follow the instructions for a Bond, a mortgage is the same thing.At this level, real estate is simple math.

So that's what I'm researching currently.I had the pleasure of meeting Marcia Maynard last night at the local rental association meeting and I imagine I could learn a lot from her (I already have).Anyway, I'm really glad I found this site (thanks to Reddit) as I know it's going to be instrumental in my education.Tyler 

They can offer to sign a long lease, like 3 years, with automated rent increases based on the area, and offer to cover any maintenance under say, $250.

Hey @Joey Hampton For a wholesaler the contract is an extreme important instrument to structure a wholesale deal.

But if you purchase and had no discount for MF purchase, you'd better buying a SF instead.I found this MF 'deals' based on automation software.

As such, the growing reality could result in the inability and/or increased difficulty with refinancing out of DSCR loans and into lower interest rate bearing conventional loan instruments. 

Real Estate Rookie podcast is one of my favorite podcasts as well and it has been instrumental in helping me build my real estate portfolio.

Here's how:Have a business partner with a team who has an automated system that does the following:  1.

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If you have one or 2 rentals, I don't think you need all the automation and tools.