I look foward to hearing about some of your experiences in your career to date.

A good formula to use is =pmt(rate/12,Number of Payments,Loan Amount)This will quickly give you the monthly loan payment (principle & interest) based on any number of variables.I just did a quick Google search and found this website that has a web based calculator.http://www.vertex42.com/Calculators/loan-amortization-calculator.htmlI hope this helps.Michael

No offense to you, but I can't stand websites that make you join some mailing list before letting you know what it is they are looking at.

One problem is they don't last long from wind and sun.However, I am closing on a house that is in the college rental area, but is located on a dead-end dirt road with no traffic whatsoever.So I will be ordering customized 'For Rent' signs with my web site prominently featured.

Go to FreeCreditReport website and maunually go through the process of ordering each of the credit reports from the big 3 - Equifax, Experian, TransUnion.

Owning a home or property seems to be pretty important though.Well check out my website under my signature to register yourself as a potential investor and from there you will be directed to the project website.

I ran across this website while researching and found it very interesting so signed up.

Are you investing in commercial real estate or just building websites that dabble in that space?

I only noted it, because I would most likely shut down a website that made this mistake.

I look forward to hearing some of your stories about landlording to date on Bigger Pockets:welcome: