The student market presents its own unique challenges, but the consistency and predictability are things that I like, so good luck developing good systems and mastering the market!

All of my lending was done inside the partnership I didn't hold any deeds.So, there you have it, not just experience from my barking regulatory platform but from personal suffrage as well.

For example if direct mail wanes for a couple months and if you are already consistently doing bandit signs, then your signs might bring you deals doing the months when the direct mail isn't.You said you had a profitable 6 months so maybe you are simply experiencing a temporary dip in one particular strategy.

IMHO, I have no reason to discount or discredit the skills of a good appraiser, they will be more consistent, which is really what it is all about in the end than the other two.

I would have assumed a linear market is a market that strengths consistently over time.

1) find a property that would make a great rental property2) purchase and refurb3) get tenant's in place4) put it on the market to see if I can get a good price for it and make a nice profit5) if so great, if not... just hold it as a rental property making passive incomeI mean logically, this makes sense to me. 1st choice: make a good profit off it to get more money in the bank. 2nd choice: hold for consistent passive income.

But data consistently shows that there are more absentee purchases in 37013 than ant other zip in Davidson on a monthly basis.

I already consistently look at properties on zillow, realtor, and a couple other sites to evaluate them for fun.

I know the obvious path would be to take a job and save up money.I mean, things such as the FHA loan sound fantastic, but reading the requirements it says you need to have a consistent job in the same industry for two years.

Hello BP family I recently signed a contract with a private investor which consisted of me finding off market properties.