Perhaps rehabbing out of state can be something you consider as the buy-in costs are substantially lower and the amount of available properties can be much greater with less competition depending on where you choose to invest whether it be in Iowa or anywhere else in the Midwest.

There's always two sides to every story, but if you see a site like that appear, proceed with caution.Second: If you're looking for more substantial information on an individual I'd suggest getting a subscription with InstantCheckmate.com.

In fact, my document portal shows that the % of people that I talk to who never send a single document in (to prove they at least have income, etc) has actually increased substantially since the thread linked above!

is there a substantial difference if i wait longer than a year? 

One line item is the taxes, and as I'll be paying higher taxes than previous years, what would be the best way to access what my taxes would be as this could make a substantial difference to the deal.Thanks Barri 

The cost of felling a legacy oak is substantial already. 

This option would potentially net us around 300k but a substantial amount of permits and work to pull it off...Thoughts on either option?

But for your case it might be a ton, it just depends.You'll likely experience that at a certain rent level, your leads will diminish substantially in comparison to the change in rent amount - for example like going from $850 to $875 and your leads get cut in half.

You're going to be paying them a substantial amount at closing, so you need to ask what is included in the listing?

A little further down, there's a section with substantial root penetration.