Because the degree is mainly for my own education as well as a very basic backup, the prestige of the university was not much of a factor.

I have been following the market and trying to learn as much as I can with the intention of 'getting in the game' at some point.I feel like I've learned a lot and one of the things I've learned is that I don't know much!

What are your plans when someone calls and wants to see the inside, if your sellers don't understand your intentions?

He also has my main checking account, knows what my portifolio looks like, sees what I spend my money on, and how I handle the finances.

I want to use the MLS to send letters of intent for properties that have a high number of DOM, are estates, or where the listing description includes that the seller is motivated.

Find out who the main Realtors are in your area that carry foreclosures, ask them to call you if the asset managers get desperate and need to sell.Since bankers work in monthly increments, I have picked up many fantastic deals at the end of the month.

Its a 5b/2b 2,843 sq ft home on main street in the town it's in.

I've been trying to deveop exit strategies for them, mainly in the relm of refinancing the property after a tennant has been installed.I'm running into problems with obtaining financing for properties in this situation ,regardless of LTVs.

Because I hate to back out on my word, as an exit if no buyers become available before closing, I would purchase the property myself (more than likely via HML with at least 1year before the balloon payment) and continue the search for a buyer.My main question is: Would it be worth it to hold off on purchasing properties so that I can qualify as a first time home buyer when I do purchase the owner occupied rental property?

If you have no intention of selling the property then a master lease option is not a viable option.