I am relatively "green" to the industry but am fortunately to have a strong support system in the wings.I'm looking to build my own reputation and i'm happy to have found an ideal forum to share my encounters as I am sure I am in for an adventure.So quick, any words of advice for a young professional getting started?

Ideally I think I would live there for a year or two, then rent it out and live somewhere else.

Mailers to Vacant land owners (only in specific areas where development is ideal) 9.

I remember working on my first house and the roof started leaking.

I remember a really good old thread about this subject and see if I can dig it up.

However, it's important to remember that each credit bureau has their own scoring system, but what is important is usually your actual FICO score.

Michael Rivera Sounds good, just remember the numbers don't lie.

I remember she told me to call the assessors office and ask for some numbers.

Just to add, remember, the seller's "cash cow" is not necessarily your cash cow, follow the above and determine your deal.I'd watch any turn key deal closely, qualify the tenant yourself from what you can get and an estoppel letter.

However, I deal with a local Amish wood supplier & I would definitely go with his 4" width hardwood ($3.50 sq ft) next time.good luck