There's a lot of really good information out there that can be absorbed while you raise your initial capital (if not already done).

bought house being a foreclosure. initially bought as a flip. demo house myself. repaired what i could. contracted out what i could not. tried to sell with no success. decided to rent it out and refinance.

Prior to making an offer, we're allowed one initial viewing of the inside of the property. 

Initially we decided we were going to do a 3-4 BR rental (with my brother in law as a partner to help with the DP), but I’m wondering if it’s better to do a 1-2 BR and do it solo, if the net cash flow will be almost the same at a lower purchase price?

You're not running a charity or a calendar reminder service.

USAA initially appeared to be helpful but second conversation w/ their adjuster they do not accepting liability.  

@Nicholas P.Also forgot to mention: you could just cross out that clause (initial it if you like), before you sign and return it.

I initially got mine just to have access to the MLS as an investor, but have also enjoyed helping my friends and family find their houses.  

I did it initially and I'm still here, just doing it on my own now.Here are some tips for when I started and do note that I'm not some massive success story of here's how I make millions as an agent, but how I've made a good sustainable business out of it. 1.

@Jonathan GreeneWhat are some smart questions you can ask a realtor during an initial call to gauge their experience working with investors?