I had one Virginia buy three rentals here in North Fort Worth last year.   

Sometimes people might also use a transactional real estate attorney who draws up deeds and drafts residential financing documents.The trick is to not spend $400 an hour for a paralegal to fill in blanks but to have someone who is worth $400 an hour if you need them.

Step Three: Finance the property with a private lender.

I would tell them by such such hour if it is not picked you will dispose the properties. 

So cool to meet Nhi today, I learned a lot from the short hour at just 1 property site.

If it is determined at any time that such information is false or materially misleading, then Agent shall have the option to terminate this Lease upon three days’ notice to quit.

Well, actually I guess there is -- anywhere from about 30 minutes to about 30 hours, depending on the details of your trip...Likewise with rehabbing -- it should take you anywhere from about a day to about a year, depending on the details of your project...And much like flying, the goal is to get from point A to point B in as little time as possible, without crashing and burning...

I'm having lunch with him again soon at his diner and can ask more questions, but would like to narrow it all down abit more and make the most of our time, mentioning the lease option.Answers to your questions:Q1: The 7 units are broken up into  four 1-bedrooms and three 2-bedrooms.Q2: Effective Gross Income was 34,374, less expenses at 15,933 add Expense reimbursements at 3094, results in NOI of 21,535. 

A property that Network couldn't place a tenant in for me for three months was filled in one week immediately following the switch to Sweyer.

Plan to move out and rent unit C in 1-2 years.Mortgage: $183,000down payment: $6,405Mortgage payment with insurance, and taxes: $1450property taxes: $3,060yrhome owners insurance:  $1,740yrUnit A singe bedroom: $850 leased until 9/2018Unit B single bedroom: $800 leased until 6/2018Unit C three bedroom: currently leased at $1100 until 1/2018 but I will be moving into that unit.Landlord pays for heat in all units - seller said it is roughly $500 a month.tenants pay electric.Using the bigger pockets calculator I see that while I'm living there it should cover the mortgage / I may have to pay small amount.