We are trying to close on 3-4 houses per week, but because it's for a large portfolio with the specific focus on turnkey rentals it has to meet a very specific financial criteria.

I, however, have no regrets about purchasing this home, as it got me in the game, and it actually cash flows perfectly well, for my needs.

But ultimately, I just want to grow a portfolio of long hold properties and collect rent. 

And Washington counties as the Californians brought their politics with them when they came and changed the game.

I've recently researched hard money lenders in Pennsylvania and now I'm looking at portfolio lenders in the Lehigh Valley.

Gives a brief overview of a lot of different ways to play the real estate game. 

If you have a significant portfolio then it may be worth the investment and the learning curve to learn how to use it.

Hello BP,I have a question that I want to ask the masses since I am very new to the rental game and only have one rental property.What is everyone's take on investing in new construction with the intent to rent it out right away?

It's a waiting game even when you do succeed in taking legal ownership of the properties.

Will he have skin in the game?