You only get one chance to make an impression on the tenants.

I had a wannabe ask me for help and the first thing I had him do was to ask everyone he met "Hi, I'm Brian by chance do you invest in real estate?"

Account Closed is right on.In your case, you might have a slim chance because the whole CFD process is on the fringe and poorly regulated.

Rental income means a better chance of you paying your note :)

Be sure and listen to them when you get a chance.

I was wondering if you had a chance to find similar source in England?

Maybe a result of the world we live in here.I have been an investor for 15 yrs, own 65 SFH and the first chance I got to pay off my primary residence, I DID IT.

Chances are the listing agent has what called an "exclusive right to sell" which means they're getting paid no matter what.

Any chance you could map electric/gas usage if not for a semester and then bundle it in at a higher rate to make yourself some money by making it all inclusive?

It's still not a great deal as a flip, but it's decent, and it's actually a really good deal as a rental (all in for around $75K with rents around $1400) -- there's a good chance I'll hold it and attempt (once again) to build a longer-term portfolio of buy-and-holds.