Yeah I own three  of condos in the area and only found out about the housing dilmea when that was most of my applicants for a vacancy.  

Now going into week three i'm ready to just say screw them and use cash.Im seeing fixer uppers in my area in the 4k-10k range.

From what I see, that's about a three hour drive.  

I gave it a try, but dropped out after three months on Bond University in Australia.

As a first time landlord like I will be soon,I can understand your worries about not getting it rented fast.How much cash reserves do you have on hand to pay the bank in case of extended vacancy,one month,three months?

Let him know your are impressed and can he send you three of his recent deals.

Hi all,I have a 5 rentals properties in the Denver metro area (condo/townhouses). 2 are paid off and the other three have significant equity.

Not sure about the loan limit but you can only use it about three or four times since it is for first time home buyers. 

I currently own three properties: two in NJ (one multi family and one single family) and a townhouse in Delaware. 

I'm a part time investor and bought house number three in June and I've been working towards creating a solid financial picture for banks to get traditional financing for a fourth buy and hold deal: paying down debt, saving six months reserves, filing taxes to show rental income to lower DTI,  and rehabbing (Higher HELOC appraisal)  It's been pretty quiet on my real estate front and I've been wondering if I should be more active trying to acquire house four through creative financing, or mailing yellow letters?