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I just filed my own LLC and I know that I want to apply for an SBA loan or some other type of loan and get started in rental properties.

There is some type of official paperwork that you file with your city/county that when the buyer tries to close on the property with the seller, your contract shows up as part of the chain of title.

Any of these loan types that ignore standard income will carry a higher interest rate, likely will be an adjustable rate mortgage, have higher downpayment requirements, and sometimes are only 15 or 20 year loans...which also makes your payment higher. 

If someone steals from me I file a police report. 

The standard 'investor/handyman dream' deal, just needs a little TLC, etc.  850 sq ft roughly. 

There are several reasons, actually:Article 16 of the National Association of Realtor's Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice prevents us from soliciting business from another realtor.

I am still researching things but it seems, 25% downpayment, a high population within a 5 mile radius are standard even with NNN and an investment grade tenant like DG.

Often times, people get into trouble with the PA Real Estate Commission because someone involved in the deal files a complaint with the Commission.

What you’ve described is pretty standard for a Philly Architect.