If you need to "count" the rental income, it will push you over that limit.So it's FHA, get a PHENOMENAL deal rendering my above statement untrue (off-MLS, like if the seller is your drinking buddy or something), or put down a large down payment, for the time being. 

The majority of the properties are all ranch style 3/1 with a mix of 3/2 because some TK company converted a small closet into a 1/2 bath.

The hypocrisy sends mixed messages and confusion to beginners and BiggerPockets members.Obviously, wholesaling is not illegal in all forms. 

They already have a mix bag of people.Think of it as this being your business (which it is!)

Usually free food and free drinks.

Here are some lessons:Friendship:  Be aware that finances and friendship doesn't always mix. 

Our tenants are everything from retiree to factory workers, an accountant, office managers etc... a nice mix. 

I had none when I bought my first 10 unit mixed-use 16 years ago and still just make do.

@Kris WongI called multiple places based on yelp reviews, everyone has mixed reviews.

Purchase price: $141,500 Cash invested: $3,000 The Deal: This was a triplex that was formally a mixed use building that was formerly a train station.