I'm guessing those agents would know which investor friendly clauses to add to the standard purchase contract.5.

I am currently working with sellers of quality (non-rehab, non-forclosure) homes w/ tenants and/or tenant ready...

I agree with snappynapp,20% - 25% down is pretty much standard in commercial funding.It's also a good idea to look into doing a refi in the two family while you have the chance to get it done at owner occupied pricing.

Maybe they need a bit more training.If you conclude a deal with a seller and the listing agent was not up to the standard for the area then consider providing feedback to the seller.

I was very impressed with the quality of people running Entrust.Consequently, I chose to use Entrust as my IRA custodian.

Asset protection is the standard answer.

"Of course you flip will be of much better quality" In other words, don't try to make all the money you'll ever need on one deal.

This can work well if you have the traffic, and quality units.

I'd forget about Mr. doorways too small, assuming it has standard sized doors.

This year they changed the standard contract to state the buyer is responsible to verify sq. footage.