Starting a wholesale business can be relatively inexpensive depending on how you are doing things.If you are using cheap marketing, and structuring your deals to put no money down, then you can get away with low money.

However it is cheap and has high cash flow for a reason- not everyone has the stomach or cajones to do business in these areas.

Each program is separate(one for buyers and one for sellers), and they aren't cheap.

Insurance is cheap, taxes EXPENSIVE.

I am currently looking for my first investment property in the dc area(cheap areas in prince georges county) where I plan to buy and hold.I am interested in a particular home, however I'm not sure it's value.

I think they're all over the US.I'm not sure if you're just trying to avoid the PMI, but the 3.5% down on FHA for a rental property (and a big chunk of cheap, 30-yr money) is the best deal out there if you ask me.

Almost as cheap and will last a lot longer under normal circumstances.

If you only have $5K and no recurring budget beyond that you should be looking at lots of the low hanging free/cheap fruit.Online stuff is usually cheap or free so get on that stuff.Bandit signs are cheap, but have drawbacks (such as being illegal generally) but lots of people do well with them.Probably the best use of the money will be direct mail.

I'm looking for a multi right now, going to use a VA loan to get started for cheap out-of-pocket and maximize what little assets I acquire to get started.

All had one owner--3 of 4 had paid mortgage 7-8 years.I am fine if I do not get a cheap deal, but do not want to lose $ on the deal--junior lien.And that is why I tempted to contact an real estate attorney for consultation.Re: title search is different per attny in Texas.