It's a crap shoot for you.That's why a buyer needs to be prepared to payoff that obligation at any time, by refinancing or a sale if you don't have cash.

If you want to be a successful buy and hold investor, make sure you are prepared to handle the following elements of rental management:AdvertisingTenant ScreeningLeasingRent CollectionMaintenanceAccountingTaxesIf you have a pretty good grasp on how to do all of the above you will be successful.

I bought a new 1600 Classic motorcycle, I walked in prepared to pay cash, the salesman then said "we have a no payment zero interest plan for qualified buyers over 12 months".

We started preparing the house for renting right way.

You can prepare for it, though. 

that sounds interesting.)I am not prepared to make an offer today.

And you should definitely be prepared to close in the event you can't locate an assignee for your contract.  

I won’t know until I ask, but if new to this and want to come to the table as prepared as possible for different possible reactions I may get..Thanks for your help!

My units rent for $1,400+ for most of them, so I am absolutely prepared to evict a hoarder, a slob, somebody that ruins the fridge from no cleaning.

Just be prepared to possibly do a quiet title action if it’s a flip. (25% chance) If you’re buying and holding you will be alright.Be open to other localities in Wayne county as well if you’re local you should know or get to know where and what to buy.