Do their previous addresses in the credit report match with what they show on the application?

I receintly graduated from College and have always been interested in Real Estate.

.- You will most likely have to pay MI (or a higher payment if the lender pays it for you)- Your blended rate will be higher then your previous interest rate (if you have to go with a combo loan).Regards,Scott Miller

I'm a young college student and I live in So.

i would like to rehab a property so i can make some money to get into renting. i am currently 18 and in college and have very little money. because i have such little money i want my first property to be the cheapest property possible so im basically looking to fix up from a shell. does anyone think this is way to much to handle for someone without experience?

If you want to know who realizes this more than anyone, just look at the previously mentioned red, white and blue realty signs.

Being a college town there are a ton of rentals.However, recently I have begun contacting people who rent out property.

But if you have read my previous post, I have a landlord policy for Insurance not a home owner’s policy.

The current lease aggreement she had with previous owner is ending in this month.

I don't feel that i have any issues, I just don't want to do something stupid or impulsive.The classes that I am talking about are quicky 2 hour real estate stuff at a local community college, one was a landlord class, another was on real estate investing which basically was an infommercial from a team of attorneys, CPA, real estate agents and the like who pretty much just passed the message along that you need a good team when dealing with REI.