Hi guys So I was reading a few forums and newbies just like me were asking if a property’s rent roll would cash flow positively based off of the mortgage price they’ll have to pay (the mortgage price with everything included, taxes, insurance etc).My question is this - obviously the higher the down payment, the lower your mortgage.

Studying and Taking the test is usually by a private company and they should not check.

If you focus your energy on growing the business and adding more properties you’ll be rolling your portfolio into new financing options before you know it anyway. 

Once you're in a deal you must be willing to REALLY roll with the punches and have a few deals not go as planned and in order to not pull your hair out you've got to be willing to trust a provider if they've proven that they know what they're doing.

i'm not generally so shy, but feeling so inexperienced with not much to offer i kind of clamed up. anyhow...i have talked to two different real estate agents back in NC on the phone with hopes of meeting them in person in a few weeks to get the ball rolling... and while i'm nervous and apprehensive to make a purchase.. i feel like i'm not ready, i guess i wont know until i try. i still feel kind of lost on what i should be doing right now... theres so many pieces of the puzzle that its easier to just read another book than figure out how to estimate rehab cost, or how to analyze a property etc.... pumped to be apart of this community and hopefully meet some people!  

I would also get the well water tested.

Invest all the free time you have to this and talk about it everywhere you can to test your knowledge and expand your network.

Yes it is a ccb, for a developer I believe you just have to register and be insured, no classes or test.

I had the well tested and the arsenic level is at 3.3 and the US EPA considers water unsafe to drink over .010.

I tested them showing a unit.