I make to stress that I use quality builder brand materials that will save them lots of headache and money down the line.

@Warren T. we work with TransUnion so we have a document regarding the recommendation if this helps:  https://support.erentpayment.com/kb/a136/how-is-th...Keep in mind the recommendation won't be changed to Decline based on just one tradeline, such as the outstanding student loan.  

My agent told me he probably wont give me a dime as he's really been stressing 'AS IS'.Here are my calculations:- Purchase Price $255k-Rent from all 3 units $2500/month-Injection (Closing Costs + 3.5% down) $16,378 + $15,000 (Out-of-pocket renovations)-Monthly Payment (PITI) $1,901-COC Return 54%; ROI 6.66% (Is this a bad sign?)

Obviously I'd recommend hiring an realtor to handle the transaction properly, especially if you're an out of town investor and that will also take the stress off your shoulders.

I buy, fix-up and sell as well as have passive income units.I use a property management software called R E N T E C   D I R E C T and I just click the "syndicate" button and my property gets blasted out everywhere.  

Originally posted by @Rung T.

@Chris T.

DubnerThink and Grow Rich by Napoleon HillIf You’re Not First You’re Last by Grant CardoneSecrets of the Millionaire Mind by T.

(Note to self, be wary of mill towns or one employer type towns)Now, 10 years (awful, stressful but lesson learning years) later, I'm trying to get back into the buy and hold/cash flow game. 

It will take partnering with the private sector, to get families settled and help alleviate the distress and cope with the stress and loss.