If you show too easily you will just entertain no shows and tire kickers.

If it’s common meter, budget for it, monitor it, and pay for it yourself.

My max budget right now is $120000-$130000 for investing there I can arrange many more but don't you think it'll take a lot of time to be a citizen first and then to apply for a job to build credit so that I can borrow loans.

If your budget limited you to one property at a time, then yes you should only be putting in one bid at a time.

I don't like FHA, if it can be avoided.As far as the analysis:I would definitely budget more than $2k for initial repairs.

Even if it were a month ago, Mike, once you add your wholesale fee and a more realistic rehab budget, this is not a very good deal.

It is more like "I want a primary residency, and great it has a 2ndary suite".Option B: Get your $30k reno budget checked with someone else.

Purchase Price: $300kMortgage Payment (Interest Only): renegotiating to $500 Taxes: $375/monIns: $100/monLawn: $100/monVacancy/Repairs/CapEx: $300/monTotal Monthly Expenses: $1375Total Monthly Rent after Reno: $2000/monTotal Monthly Cash Flow: $625Rehab Budget: $50kTotal Annual Cash Flow: $7500Cash on Cash ROI: 15%Build New: The biggest barrier to entry is the size house this neighborhood calls for.

While jotting down my budget I see that the profit I make for rent could potentially pay the monthly payment for the HELOC.

I have been renting for the past two years for $1,200/month, which has been fitting into my budget.