Typically, if the DCR is lower than what the bank wants, chances are the rest of the numbers aren't so hot either.

We have a very successful Wholesaler in the Houston area who says that he usually keeps the best deals for himself now and then sells the rest.

You can build out a team to handle the rest but you have to make sure you're buying in the right market and sub-market.So, to directly answer your question, I recommend opening up your search to other markets if your surrounding markets don't meet your investing criteria.

Our prayers are with you.I'm a little confused by the rest of your post.

Just bought my first official investment property!

The rest are larva, pupa, or egg.

You should have a Tips Hotline.Maybe if citizens were more involved in tipping off officials about odd conduct, threats made and explosive behavior we'd probably have less shootings and crazies carrying out crimes.

One rule of thumb is to file for eviction as soon as the rent is officially in default (on the 21st day of the month for my leases).

City officials have been cracking down, and fines can be very steep.

We have an employee named Adam Seth Levine who manages our fledging social media accounts and whose name they used.Now, let me let me set the record straight once and for all as written above:We challenge YOU or ANY OF YOUR READERS to come to our office walk and take our $5000 challenge : you get a $5,000 check that day from us if you cannot verify the following facts from over 700 HUDS in our files: 1)We've completed over 500 new construction from the ground up projects in the city of Philadelphia that are now refinanced and rented successfully over the past 7.5 years.2)Each of those projects has a minimum of $100,000 of built-in equity earned for the owners from the transaction.3)Many of the projects have well over $150,000 to $250,000 of equity in them.4)You will verify these facts from the official loan documents, official title documents, official HUD documents, and in the current on line public records @Philadelphia.gov.