Who needs access to the road?

You could still do a CO refi on your CA rental up to 60% or 70% LTV and access $128k - $190k with fair terms in the high 3s to low 4s for interest rate.

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Unless you plan to pay cash for your properties, get pre-qualified for an investor loan, so you will know how much credit you will have access to.The end goal - This is usually something like $10,000/Mo. income, in present value dollars.Time frame - The shorter your time frame to reach your goal, the more initial capital and credit you will need.If you decide buying an investment property is the right option, the most important decision is the location.

Did the LLC pay for the members real estate education and/or quarterly MLS access fees, as well as, their annual National Association of Realtors dues?

Kyle has better foot traffic as it's got access to san marcus, austin and i think in the future san antonio.

Hello BiggerPockets,Do any of you folks use census data like demographics, income, population , education etc in selecting a property or do you think it’s an overkill.Given 2020 census data will be accessible soon curious to see how the community is using it. 

Wholesalers are the problem because the majority do it without ethics and values, don't have cash to buy, mislead the sellers, overpromise and underdeliver on access to properties, continually go way low on repair costs and way high on ARV.

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Consumer lending seems to be more accessible for investors who are newer to the game and don't have large portfolios.