If you can find that many deals to buy once a month - then great but I find many people and companies grow too fast and then end up getting in trouble.

Hey All, I was looking at investing in a college town and had found a contractor producing modular homes within walking distance to the college.

I am having trouble finding a property manager in Huntington, WV open to take on other investors.

They don't typically look at you so much as they look at the deals ability to produce sufficient income for the debt service.

I submitted all of this and received a loan for 8/52 of the income produced in 2019.As I am getting ready to disburse the PPP funding, I find that National Association of Realtors is stating I cannot pay my agents based on the same document:See the attached document.

I guess I am having trouble finding a good “starting point”.

In terms of qualifying for a loan, FHA loans have lower lending standards than conventional mortgages so you should have less trouble qualifying than other loan options.Hope this helps!

Warning you, he's gonna be trouble.

This historically has produced an outstanding return as evidenced by your equity accumulated with only 5% down. prop 13: you are paying a reduced prop tax rate. 

I'd like to build towards a portfolio of a couple of income-producing properties.