There's often a difference unfortunately between what I guess you could call "college rentals" and "grown-up rentals".

FHA only allows one loan outstanding at a time unless you fall under one of the exceptions:1)larger family or out grown your home - document of birth certificate/or hospital document of a larger family and you need more space2) you were a non occupant cosignor on another borrowers FHA loan and you're trying to get your own FHA loan now3) Divorce or separation and you need to get an FHA loan for yourself but your current home has a FHA loan4) Relocation of your employment or job by your company - document employer letter to state terms and agreement of your relocation, employment contract, and relocation packageFor VA you can have multiple but most like not with 0% down because a Veteran can only have so much entitlement left and if you used it all for your first home you may have to put some down payment down on the second.

This piece outlines how non-bank lending has grown in China in recent years, hinting that a credit bubble has been mounting for quite some time.Ten years ago, all lending in China was via a network of state-owned banks that were under strict regulations.

Account Closed is organizing.

I'm a little uneasy hearing the same thing over and over from experienced investors that you need to hire everything out, lost opportunity cost, your time is more valuable, yada-yada-yada ;)Yes, when you've grown your business past the infancy stage, hire it out and focus on more valuable tasks then drywalling, absolutely - but not everyone enters REI after spending a decade socking away $$ in a corporate world, and some just enjoy the challenge and want the opportunity to learn the process so they could have a better finger on the pulse later on - and that's the case with meI chose to remodel my primary residence 90% by myself.

It's very organic when done consistently.

As to the clubs, when it is Rush Hour it takes me over an hour to get to some, but wouldn't you do that if you knew there was a deal, private lender, traditional lender, wholesale buyers, etc at those organizations?

A few hard money lenders, an investor friendly title company, a realty office with some investment properties to name a few.Once the meeting started they talked about various things going on with the organization, workshops coming up, sales numbers for the market, etc.

If your agent has a subservient/employee mindset and is showing reluctance, then yes move on to find an agent that is grown up and behaves like a businessperson, both for this transaction and down the road.

At the same time, the attorney will review your unique situation to make sure you are fully protected, today and for the future.You will also need to plan how to acquire and hold the property.An added note; the Young Lawyers Organization has an excellent Tenant and Landlord Rights book.