It'll likely be your most important decision (outside of the deal itself) so to gain an understanding of track record, history, etc is important.

It sounds like you are on the right track already since you’ve found bigger pockets and are looking into a house hack for your first investment purchase - so kudos you’ve made it further than most!

My advice for new investors is to stay laser focused on developing a strong track record.

At this point the Republicans are just standing by the tracks waiting for the train to derail until they can find an engineer to drive their own train.

In any event, I didn't mean to get us off track in a discussion of non-RE investing.

Anyway, tell me if I am on the right track...

Are they large enough the bank would try to track them down?

Thanks Charles…I will be heading over there to see if Im on the right track as far as my number are going.Originally posted by nationwidepi:Originally posted by A R:Thanks Jayme, The info on this site is amazing...

I have no idea what you saw or read, but there is no way, absolutly no way what so ever any HML will lend on a 1-5yr term, at 9%-11%, hands down no way, especially not to someone without a track record.

In order to find out how good it really is (or is not) you have to send it out and track your results. he higher your response rate, the better the marketing piece, which includes envelopes, list and all.