@Bao Nguyen  I know it can seem like a lot of work at the beginning (and it is, because I'm going through it right now as well) but the more disciplined and committed you are to it, the more it will pay off sooner rather than later. 

You just need to add a system and a process in place to use it as a property management and accounting program and then follow it to the T. 

@Pete T. 

I work on the side for banks and mortgage companies as a contact t inspector for houses that are vacant or are in pre-foreclosure. 

This is when the refinance process is started.As we were a week beyond the committed timeline to close (on or before 4/11, and you closed on 4/16) we credited the difference in the monthly payment for 2 months as well as waived the extension fee to ensure you were not out of pocket any additional funds as a result.Again I am more than happy to discuss your questions / concerns verbally at your convenience today or tomorrow as I want each of our customers to fully understand every aspect of the lending process and each product that we have to offer. 

Also, we have two friends (investors) that both have committed to giving us $6,000 each.

Most others do take their sweet time, it's self paced, open book stuff, that just goes to the commitment some make and others make, but time wise, you'd save months and thousands of dollars learning real estate conventionally and then looking at methods armed with a good BS Meter. 

Welcome to BP.I have an multi-family  investment property in Allegany County that I plan t rehab in 2016

When you provide the R/T+Acnt numbers, give your email or phone number and you notice when the transfer is initiated.

I am telling all of my clients to commit to holding on to a property you buy now for at least 5-10 years.