Great job man!

I am not sure why most listing agents don't do their job, but from my experience they either don't know their contracts or are just not organized in details.

@Sal Mazzone  get the loan as Tenants in Common then flip it over to your LLC.

They got 1 quote that totaled $3,500 for the job.

Hey Mark, if you had other work prior to your recent job, then just find a common thread between the two jobs (ex. they both are computer related, finance related, whatever).

Investing in a MSA with a small population IS significantly more risky than investing one with a large growing population and job growth. 

Hi @Jay Phillips,Sounds like we have a lot in common!

Hi, @Zachary Robertson, great job on not having an issue funding your investment -- that's awesome!

Our area apartments rent out for $500 and are usually 1 bedroom and other SF rental homes are in the $500-$750 depending on condition.The chamber of commerce, utilities office, and city hall all allowed us to put up a flyer and that is where the majority of our leads came from as it was people moving to town for jobs that weren't ready to buy as our potential renters.

My husband and I work good W2 jobs in construction (me in project management, he is a carpenter).