Great information everyone, prior to joining BP, I signed up to get more information from all "Gurus" like:Marko RubelsJoe Crump,Chris BruceSean TearySteven HowellSusan Lassiter-LyionsJay ConnorRon LegrandJerry NortonJustin WilliamsDanny JohnsonJason LucchesiChris ClothierPurchased E-books from Amazon by:Tyler HicksJames MarkiWashington GreenDave CantonGreg ReedPreston ElyRober HerreraThan MerrillAarpm RpseBary KuekesLex LevinradMatt AndrewsPhil PutejovskyAll I got so far is a big fat headache and not knowing which way to turn to get started or get ahead.  

The amount down if you can get higher say 75% ltv loan and then have seller carry a second of 10 to 15% then you only put 10 to 15% down which makes your cash on cash returns much greater going in.Tons more than this but do the numbers first (schedule E tax returns) and look at deposits and pay history of the tenants (get a reduction if not accurate).

examples: Management Reports - HOA H&E Management's Monthly Management Reports are prepared in a way that gives Project Owners, Board Members or other Stakeholders of the property a comprehensive and detailed representation of the activities that took place on the property during that reporting period.

Hello Michael,Welcome to the world of R/E investing.

Contact the lead Fannie Mae regional office (see E-1-03, List of Contacts) to determine acceptability of a land trust as a borrower (for land trusts other than Selling Guide-eligible community land trusts).See also section B2-2-05, page 263, Inter Vivos Revocable Trustshttps://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/sel041514.pdf

No commission, CYA with E and O etc.

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Tenant claims that he hasn't opened that door for 3 yrs.update - my tenant just e-mailed that the floor of the upstairs utility closet just collapsed into my utility closet.

They should try to help you out.The BPO's, doing a lease, managing the property you need to check FIRST your IC (independent contractor) agreement with your brokerage you have your license with.The brokerage might not have E and O insurance for those activities or want you performing them.

The brokerage might have only certain activity covered or listed on their E and O (errors and omissions) policy.