Seems a lot of companies ready to bring you on board and collect their fees, but, little specifics on the nitty gritty.

Any bank is going to want at least 20% down on a commercial loan and many are now asking 30%.You might have to do a couple of a different type of deal and save your profits up until you have the down payment for a multi.When you are ready to buy a commercial property, the bank will use the income from the property to decide how much you can borrow.

I’m ready to begin my journey into Real Estate Investing and look to join the ranks and share my experiences.

Personally, if the property cashflows positive I would do the deal if I liked the area and the property does what I want it to do (IE cash flows good, or has equity to pull from for other deals, or ready to flip with minor work) Have you considered using a 30 year note instead of a 20?

You lose nothing but gain in return if you take the plunge and do what others wont.. it's like digging treasure even if you're uncertain that there really is a treasure chest hidden.

Both are rent ready and leave 35% equity in the homes.

When the lease is over and they are ready to move-out we schedule a walk-through again and this time I use column # 2 to check-off the condition the unit was left in.

I want it bad enough I am ready for a more aggressive approach but I do not want to step on toes.

So, now I'm fresh and ready to get very serious about this business and I will hopefully do some deals by the end of the year.Thanks for reading.

After having shot sporting clays, I was ready to drop every other shooting sport for it.