@Chris Winterhalter Here is where we clarify some terms.As you know in the syndication world we call the person or persons establishing the syndication "the sponsor"In the lending industry a person signing on a note to boost up the borrowers qualifications, is also called a "sponsor".I was referring to the latter receiving 10% for the assistance with the loan qualification.

Boost the ad to your targeted demographic and use quality copy highlighting what your buyers actually want. 

Aloha,You cannot just change the requirements mid term...the Tenant will need to agree and sign off on the changes via an addendum.Depending on the exact nature of the issue, for example, we require that grass areas (which are defined...curb to alley, fence-line to fence-line, or whatever, be very clear) be maintained at least twice per month; Shrubs and bushes monthly and must not make contact with the structure.

Read as many books & forum posts as you can to boost your knowledge.Best of luck with your real estate voyage.

Seller wants to move it quickly, so he will provide my 20% down money by boosting the property's sale price higher.  

I plan to clean up the front yard for a bit more curb appeal but it is in generally presentable condition.This unit will fetch between $1,000 - $1,200 in monthly rents with my mortgage payment beginning in October at a total of $494.66 (PITI, 30 yr. amortization).

I would also most likely make upgrades to the property, like improvements to curb appeal and interior decorating (normal AirBnB stuff).

I would recommend not even do a single-family but work in patience and look for a multi- rental property, because it will go a long way and boost your status alot quicker if done correct. 5.

If you can get a 4 unit and a basement, that would be ideal and create major cash flow and equity creation, plus you can not worry about a property manager and boost your yield.Please do keep in mind that although cash on cash returns may be paltry as a relative percentage, absolute dollars may be comparable.

But that boost is behind us, and the return to trend in leisure and hospitality suggests the economy as a whole will see more moderate hiring and wage growth in 2024.”