It would allow me to pay a higher price for the assets, and be more competitive, but am I being penny wise and pound foolish? 

Am i better to look for 2 bedroom appartements or 1 bedrooms are ok ?

Am i missing something or does it matter to banks/lenders in whose name the property has been purchased before to avoid getting an "Investment loan" which is at a considerable high percentage interest rate?

And so if we can cut that in half, we'd be willing to pay for a better solution.Anyone else have a chain of thought like the above or am I over thinking it?

In 2013, I was in the process of getting divorced with my first wife who cheated on me, I was accused and convicted of a crime I never committed. and unfortunately, I made some stupid decisions and wound up bankrupting twice for trying to find an easy way out of my attorney fees($25,000). my bankruptcy discharges in June 2020, so it's very hard to be considered with an opened bankruptcy and a dented credit score. but, in June 2020, I am I am a motivated future real estate investor who has just started reading the bigger pockets books(great books) and am currently saving money to purchase my first fourplex in June 2020. as I am waiting, I received a General Manager promotion at my job and my credit score is also at its highest since 2010, and I was wondering if anyone knows of a good book that may help me with advice with my new and foreign promotion?

(My understanding is that: Lien Theory State Foreclosure takes longer and cost prohibitive from an investment standpoint)Am I wrong in my assumption?

Nor am I asking them advice on strategies (they don't know about that). 

Call Ami Bonis (google her - I'm not sure I'm allowed to post the link) and tell her Andrew sent you

Originally posted by @Amy Herzing:Joshua D.

Am I going to run into tax issues?