I'm hoping the local banks will be a little more lienient on my pay schedule as it is a little different than the norm.

The friendly/family environment has been a great place to learn how to be an Investor-focused Agent and I can work any type of deals knowing I have a direct line to the DB for when I need answers to new questions/challenges.If you're interested in scheduling an appointment with the Designated Broker, Steve Fowler, to see if the brokerage would be a good fit I can arrange that. 

When they switched them to Thursday evenings, it didn't work with my schedule.

I have been routinely listening to BP podcasts and been reading some of the more popular books (Rich Dad Poor Dad etc.)In particular, I intend to be a "buy and hold" investor focusing mainly on single family and multifamily (duplexes, triplexes) homes in and around the Indianapolis / Carmel region in B+/B- neighborhoods.Looking to connect with BP members and develop relationships.- Anshul

Interest only payments at the moment suck but will have it refinanced out asap after I file taxes*Cost on a per month basisInvestors: 1832Vacancy/Capex/Maintenance (I self manage): 1000PITI: 2450Utilities: 475Now this wasn't a perfect deal. again I was 25k over the budget and 6 weeks behind schedule after all was done.  

Just a heads up for anyone living in West Lafayette/Lafayette, Indiana area, there's a Greater Lafayette REI meetup scheduled for Jan. 21!

I have not scheduled a meet-up, you are the first to mention it.

Hi everyone,I just bought a house in Michigan at a sheriff's foreclosure auction...my first time doing so.There is a 6 month redemption period.The house is likely to be sold by the owner, in fact it's scheduled for closing at the end of February.Questions concerning payment to me at closing:How do I find the maximum interest rate that will be charged?

Also, would recommend scheduling the contractor to walk through it with you.

You'll also need to specify the interest rate being used and I find it helpful to include a payment schedule so there is no confusion as to how interest is being applied/calculated or when payments are due.