Hope you have enough time do all the due diligence and get financing.

Unfortunately the answer is most likely no due to the current anti money laundering and customer due diligence laws for the banking industry.

This is something a lot of newbies get stuck with if they don't do their due diligence.

I just started my search and doing my due diligence in Cleveland, OH.

The guy I bought the house from is willing to acknowledge my payment diligence.

The 50% rule is a good way to quickly pencil something out on a napkin but to do some real due diligence, you need to know what the taxes are, who pays water and gas/electric, how much that runs, what the real rent is, not what you're thinking it should be.

As in any real estate venture, do your due diligence.

Which are tons of people and properties, so we'll be able to find a deal if we are diligent enough.

Due diligence is up to the buyer.

Great podcast.Ankit described using equalized values during the due diligence period.