First of all, you need a good credit - it helps with everything.Student debt needs to be paid down for the financing.I wouldn't hold my breath about owner financing: in this market everyone can sell at its highest and best unless they are trying to rip you off: pricing it too high or financing it with outrageous interest on the note....especially be afraid these "no credit required" "deals" - they plan on you failing to refinance later.If you don't know where to start - read about wholeselling - at least you'll learn couple things about marketing.When market will go down - then it will be good time to find a decent seller financing.Buying right now will make you regret later, when the same house you'd bought twice cheaper.Good luck!

 A couple of issues.....No one knows where you are, all cities/counties are different.Your zoning may not allow for a second unit, which this would be.Owner issued permits are usually only for owner occupants, not for rental units.First step, go down to your local zoning/building dept and see if this would be allowed.  

I believe one of the owners of Performance is also an attorney.I've dealt with M&M a lot, as have a couple of my agents (acting as agent or principal), and also my husband on the lending side - literally every transaction has resulted in frustration due to varying levels  of incompetence demonstrated by their staff.As far as real estate attorneys go, it really depends on what you need.

I like my current job, but live on the road and have to move from job to job every couple of months.

For those of us who are not naturally morning people, the challenge comes in trying to get more out of those first couple of hours.

I sold the S-10 to get married and buy a house...still have the Barracuda in my garage waiting to be restored.

A couple homes on my street have come up for sale on my street and sitting for 8 months or so before selling.

A couple that has applied - boyfriend has a good job, good credit, good rental history and no criminal background - an ideal candidate.

I have a couple questions.I’m very new to REI.

When you sell you get the first $250K ($500K if married) in profit tax free!