There's plenty of courses out there that teach it.

What if you want to evict them, now it's much more difficult and still requires repayment.Now, if you had plenty of reserves to cover these risks, I would say it doesn't matter.

Although the deed is in my name can I still get the tax credits from the interest and taxes paid, or does the mortgage holder get that since ther 1098 is in their name.I kow this is a CPA question but I know there are plenty of smart people on BP..

Try the Hull area across from Ottawa, plenty of government workers renting there.  

I am sure that there are plenty of opportunities in New Orleans and its suburbs for you to make a living down there.Just take everything seriously and be prepared for whatever you are looking for.  

There could be plenty of pricing models1) Like Diet.com people would put money in a pot and the one that doesn't prospect loosing out2) Charge like Coach.me, $15 a week3) stickk.com is another similar site with models where people donate money to charity or loose money to an anti-charity if the tasks are not done.Thoughts?

Interested in buying my first rental, but want to make sure I'm properly protected. I have an LLC ready to go, separate banking, etc., and will get liability insurance as well. I don't want to be limited to 4-10 renta...

I'm sure there are plenty of people on this forum that could learn from that experience. 

I'd hold and not change a thing as previously mentioned there will still be plenty of students who can't afford that jump in rent.

At a 75% LTV, there would be plenty of cash to get started on at least 2 new properties.