This is but a few of the major things we look at to be sure we are providing our investors with a solid investment that brings healthy returns.

I wish you all to remain safe and healthy and keep moving forward in RE!!

@Julie McCoyI know its not any RE agents preferred method but I was taught that professionial associations are there to protect and service the consumer communities they serve.

If you're not thinking, your sinking.There's nothing wrong with a healthy dose of concern.

As many said becoming a Realtor is time-consuming and expensive but if you need the knowledge it could be a good idea.  

A healthy LTV (loan-to-value) is no more than 80%.

@Susan KimAs @Taylor L. and others mentioned, raising funds is a lengthy and time-consuming process.

It’s been about a year now that I have been trying to consume YouTube videos, Bigger Pocket webinars, literature, and basically whatever I can find.

But don't throw away a deal if it can be rehabbed into a healthy cash flow.We picked up a 4 unit for $135k, listed for $199k (& at that he was taking a $40k hit) but 2 units had been vacant for a couple of years & the rents were very low.

No law says 30yf and 15yf are the only options, lots of lenders have "pick your term, pick your payment" options all the way from 10 years to 30 (gotta call on Congress to pass legislation if you want a Fannie loan >30 years, the fact that consumers go right up to that maximum term without even thinking about it tells us there is certainly consumer demand for >30 year mortgages).