I am 19 yrs old, soon to be 20, and I am probably more excited about real estate investing than most other adults my age!

Does anyone have any recommendations to offer who can finance me with a business of under 2 yrs?

I can add a relative to the LLC, which would mean I would be giving away part of my investments.An insurance agent who had been in the business for 35 yrs told me he never had a claim go beyond the limits.

I would not increase much for long term tenant if any...currently my longest tenant is 6 yrs and I will not increase rent .

I had purchased, rented, rehabbed, and sold some oos rentals that I owned for almost 20 yrs, that I had never seen or been to the area.

Seems like he didnt want to put any time or effort into it so this was an easy way out.He also made the comment that sq. ft. is sq. ft. plain and simple and this was due to the fact that one of the houses that he used as a comp was similar in sq. ft. was also 57 years old and looked it, and mine was 20 yrs old but rehabbed 4 years ago. 2.

If you shoot for a 75% loan of $108,750 w/ a pymt of about $584 at 5% for 30 yrs plus taxes and insurance you should be fine.

$20/ month for the first 13 yrs. and then $699.10 from years 13-20?

for example, i can get a fixed 30 yrs on a personal loan and it wont change for 30 yrs. in comparison, under the "fixed" rate you have: 5/5, 10/10, 15/15, 25 due in 10, and 30 due in 5, and 30 due in 3.let's say i pick 15/15, does that mean that the loan is due in 15 yrs?

@Yoni Rozenstein I would have to agree with the others on your capex. 2004 is a newer house, but keep in mind that means the water heater, hvac system, roof, etc are all 13 yrs old.