(those two white areas are reflections from window)  The floor is still in perfect shape, and has been in for 10 years.

I asked certain questions and she politely stated she is not a scammer, and if I didn't want to do business that was perfectly fine.

@Jacob Hollen  go for it.... buy 4 doors rince repeat and by the time your 30 your will be on your way.just keep that credit perfect and do not take on any other consumer debt

Indeed, it sounds like if you live in one of the markets mentioned in the article, now is the perfect time to buy a single family rental property - just rent it out for outrageous amounts until potential owner-occupiers realize they are paying too much in rent, drive up demand which will drive up prices, which will result in profits from appreciation.

There are also issues with the deeds executed and not being perfected, validity is questioned.5.

I'm often looking on Pinterest for ideas, but BP would be the perfect platform to create a resource for investors to share their completed projects and design ideas all over the country.

The only problem is that my credit isn't perfect. 

I don't believe in making perfect the enemy of the good.

In this time, I plan on paying off all my debts, saving up some safety money, possibly starting an LLC, and obtaining my real estate license (currently 12 hours into my 75 hour course).I live in a college town that's perfect for rentals, so I'm thinking on my first purchase, I'll buy a home to rent out to college students (with parent's cosigning of course).

You review it and because of its attributes (this one only need paint), it’s perfect for your buyer “Fred.”