Some of these banks have seasoning requirements but most are pretty flexible.

It’s been a whileI hope basketball season went okay ?

@Renee Munro,If you are questioning your possibility for success, and so are some of the local investors, then perhaps you should consider adjusting your investment business plan.It is my very seasoned opinion you may be coming too late to the party.

But since none of the rentals will even have 1 year of seasoning, if the income isn't included my DTI jumps to 67%.

Let's hope finding this deal wasn't just dumb luck.I'm Looking forward to learning new strategies and insights from seasoned investors.

To submit in service as well as to be mentored in the right season is a gift.

I own a seasonal rental condo at a beach in NC, and I built a house in the VA mountains, so I have some skills to rehab, I really enjoy doing this hands-on work, more than my full-time job!

Any seasoned investor(s) in Southern California wanna help out a new investor?

Some of the obstacles I had faced was how to tackle my first deal, how to find a mentor, how to conduct analysis, and finally what to do once I analyze a deal.I would like to hear some inspirational journeys some seasoned investors had to persevere through in order to become "successful", and some of the task Newbies would like to get accomplished to start their journey to become a successful REI.

I know if my offers get accepted this could work, but do the seasoned fix and flippers generally do this?