After listening to the podcast for over a year and finally graduating from college with no debt, I think it is time to take my first step into buying my first property by the end of 2024!

This is out of my traditional buy box so any due diligence would be great. 

I am not looking to take equity out against my house, and my other 2 rental properties are already going through a cash out refinance to pay for renovations of a fixer upper that I am buying.

Are you looking to buy something already done for you?

Now he is saying that it's a "second home" mortgage (higher interest rate) because she won't be living there (but if I buy in MD, we still have to pay the state transfer tax because I have owned in MD before.)

This tweet From X is very funny :So, basically, we buy 9caps in the Midwest.

The cost for material would be $15-20 on the low end and that would leave only $$25-30 to go to the store buy a door knob come back and install.

ROW owner won’t buy it because he doesn’t want the tax liability.

So know this: Learning the ropes is generally not quick or easy.You should avoid anyone with a whiff of “get rich quick” in his sales pitch, as well as “no money down” buying strategies.3.

Of course, this is going to depend on how many points you're willing to eat for buy down (break even analysis timeline is a must), but either way, mid 9%s is at least 1-2% high.