When an investor is looking at being cash flow positive, they are typically putting down 20 percent or more.

I wouldn't disrupt your financing until you understand how hot the market is right now for investment properties and that you will need 20-25 percent down to get one.

I was thinking about getting my real estate license while guiding so I wouldn't have to pay the 3.5 percent buyers fee but I didn't know if an established agent would be able to give me better deals that aren't on market? 

I want to move out to a new single family home via an FHA and put only 5 percent down again.

The coming scenario:"Hi, Mr. and/or Ms. owner, our name is Bill and Mary lifetime renters, and we were evicted for non-payment of rent for (a few years) due to Covid, and would like to apply to live at your place...etc..."

I also don’t know if you could offer a few percent over asking with a credit toward closing for those dollars.

Hi, I just finished introductory meeting with WealthAbility CPA and he told me that client intake fee is $19.5K for lifetime membership.

Our first purchase was a duplex and we used a 5 percent down conventional loan (again, only one person on the mortgage/title).

I obviously do not have that amount of money to spend or even 5 to 10 percent of that.

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