Hello everyone my name is Will and I would like to say that I really like this forum and thank you for helping people who are just starting out or are thinking about starting like me.Well, not long ago I was in a dilemma between taking Animation or Real Estate, well that is no more for I have decided to go for REI, I am a full-time legal clerk I work for my parents managing their immigration business here in LA despite the love* I get from older employees/co-workers I manage and everything is under control.Now what I was wondering is how can you get started in REI since I work full-time and I can’t leave my job cause if I do there will be no one to watch out for the business, thing is I want to see how much you would need to start investing after learning the process that is, if say I had $5,000 or even $10,000 in hard cash which I know is not much, but is there any way and I mean any way one could start investing with that kind of money off the bat?

My CPA and my former National Tax Service accountant with years of experience (also has real estate broker's license) says you can sell the relinquished property in less than a year as long as the equity is "continued" in another like kind deal.

I have a question in the get go...Q) What kind of financing is available for home sellers if they want to stage their home preparing it for market?

We have a public computer there, and the clerks were kind enough to teach me how to use their system.

:D I know it seems kind of silly but that's the only solution.

What kind of options do we have if we are looking to put zero of our money into it?

What kind of mortgage rates are you encountering for non-owner occupied investment property?

Will he be looking for some kind of contract that locks me in to using him?

I can use a VA loan too if I need to because I did not use it on my first house.What kind of things can I expect with financing this second house?

Needless to say, I think they had to scrap the trailer.Do you have any more stories that you can post, i know its sick but never the less i find it interesting to hear about these kinds of things.