I'm considering accepting them if they pay something non-refundable upfront to hold the property.

This means it should cover all your expenses including mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and setting aside a portion for reserves to cover vacancies, capex, etc.If you can put down 10% and cover everything, go for it.

Low taxes, landlord friendly, above average appreciation, and limited new construction.

The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) on Tuesday issued a temporary fix that allow homebuyers and investors using VA loans to pay for their real estate agent's commission - i.e., the buyer-broker fee. 

Exports download quickly and you can export MLS listing info (including agent contact info), tax info, foreclosure info, and mortgage info along with all the regular property info. -  They have a ton of preset lead types including Absentee Owners, Free & Clear, Vacants, etc and MLS and Pending.-  Lead stacking works well, and I like their Advanced Filters.

As we sold the houses we would pay on the side note and he would release the title one by one. 

we had that property under 2 years and we pay a lot of mortgage. 

How to increase the rent for this property with the section 8, and is that affect the tenant's portion of rent he is paying?

I'm looking to connect with a financial advisor who might be willing to answer some questions about my prospects with a one-year credit history, the tax implications I should be aware of, and so on.

Many lenders also offer an Interest-Only HELOC, with which you pay interest only — no principal — during the draw period (Usually 10 years).