I could have sued and probably had a decent case, but I was a broke kid and real estate lawyers require they are paid upfront....Did the inspector crawl under the home?

If my uncle and I are both on the deed, and I'm wanting to get a HELOC, will it require his credit score to be decent?

When I first started looking I had a decent amount of money for an 18 year old fresh out of high school but the market was crazy enough to where I was only finding places that appeared to have no hidden value even if you were to fix it up.

At that point your cash on cash ROI goes from negative numbers up to zero.If you're rolling in enough money to be buying and buying and buying left and right, the self-representation commission can add up to a decent savings on your deals and if you have the time you can turn to "being a real agent" as a side hustle, or in the case of investor-agent guru David Greene, the main hustle.

Having a decent background in Excel and databases I prefer a true CRM.

Looking for opinions on whether or not I have a decent deal. 4 bedroom 2 1/2 bath SF ARV $250000 going for $235,000 with 10-15,000 in repairs.

When I analyze properties, I look for decent cap rate, ConC returns and cash flow.

Currently I own my home and I make a decent salary for my area, Hattiesburg, MS.

I am 19 I work as a cement mason making decent money for my age and I have recently gained the ability to build credit, so I still have no credit score.

In regards to how to safeguard against vacancy, screen tenants really well and have decent reserves.