Even then so, you might not fit into the normal "mold" of investor/homeowner, and as @Jon Lee said there are other options out there such as portfolio loans which he mentioned, hard money, and even private money that can be accessed through networking, creating value and other methods.With regards to making a strong offer you should expect a multiple offer situation for any property that cashflows, is in a decent area and is rent ready.  

Ridge Lending, Caeli Ridge (Chay-lee) is the lender we use.  

@Matt Katsaris thanks - very helpful to see those stats@Darrell Lee great idea.

Originally posted by @Lee L.

Originally posted by @Christopher Phillips:@Joms MarfilLike you mentioned, you're responsible for the rent through end of your lease.

@Jon Lee absolutely.

@Christopher Phillips agreed.

@Christopher Rodriguez I'm still working on it, proved to be a little tougher then I thought.

@Christopher Marie depends on if you are in a new field or if you recently got a new degree in the field that your new job is in.  

Hey Christopher, I started a couple years before you and the best advice I ever got was to read as much as you can possibly read, become the expert in a couple different areas, and continually take action.