Michael McMullen Keep your costs low now and after you graduate.

I don't think banks will touch 100% LTV, even if there's equity walking in, and I just don't know how to find trustworthy hard money.

Mike wants to re-new the lease for one more year, but one of his roommates graduated and is moving out.

hi my names Joe, ive recently became a pro-member but have been on this site for a couple months now, i"ve listened to 100+ podcasts, mostly the ones that pertain to multi family and apartment complexes but have ventured into the other podcasts on flipping, wholesaling, etc.I'm bases in northern KY (Kentucky) and have established a good CPA and lender to help me with my future purchases. would also like to meet with some local investors if there are any around me, i've been in touch with a couple good friends who have became realtors and have been set up on MLS. but am always looking forward to meeting new people and analyzing areas that look like good places to invest.myself and a co-worker both are interested in getting into rental properties  I personally have 30k in my 401k that I would like to invest into real Estate as opposed to keeping it in.Both me and my friend don't have to much faith in the stock market and would rather take control of our investments.  

Not sure where you're at in Plainfield, but would be glad to touch base with you over coffee or lunch.  

So, PM me if you want to get in touch.

My state used to have a Grad Grant that was assumable after 5 years (meaning no repayment) and to qualify you simply had to have graduated college in the past 36 months (3 years).

They will be able to put me in touch with other buyers, however.Do I give the cash buyer a heads up on the deal before paperwork is signed so I know that I’m covered?

May not be worth it if you've got really attractive 30y loans you don't want to touch.(2) Sell a portion so you have a cash position.  1031 it into a DST with the intention to later buy more property in the next cycle.(3) Find a different market.  

I'm 24, have recently graduated, and am almost a year into my first job in Atlanta which I like and would like to try a career in.