Only downside ... most of these types of products are incredibly expensive (I would obviously account for the cost when calculating cash flow)This would be a visual example of what I am talking about...This is from a fenestration company located here in Phoenix.

Don't spend time looking at unrenovated housing approaching 100 years in age.

So even though she is finding incredible deals, we are struggling to get them funded from investors.

@Val Jaz I agree with everyone on the approach of just issuing the notice to quit based on non-payment of rent, and do not interact with these people or get involved in any more drama.

Hey everyone! I’m in Greensburg, Indiana I have family in California who is wanting to invest in rental properties here in Indiana. They have asked me to basically do all the leg work and help manage the properties. W...

Would you recommend that approach for someone that is just starting (2 to 4 Units)?

Does anyone have any suggestions for me on how to approach getting a HELOC for my primary residence while renting out portions of my land to offset my DTI?

I understand that 50% for expenses is a very rough number and will vary depending on the property but it seemed to be a relatively conservative approach to start with until I come to know my market better.

I've had a few people tell me not to start out managing them myself now, so that is the approach I am going to take.

When a borrower is able to enter into a deal, with an incredibly low barrier to entry of 3.5% (+ additional acquisition costs), wouldn't it make more sense to enter a deal that will bring the largest possible asset at the date of maturity of the loan?