A lot of our clients are new as well and find that turnkey properties are the ideal way to start building their portfolio of properties.I started investing long ago (age 18) and have invested out-of-state since 2003. 

Local banks that provide portfolio lending typically have a different set of rules to follow versus FNMA.  

We will more than likely begin with single family homes so that we can learn more and begin building a portfolio. 

That short window of opportunity to capture new business is seized when we have the best intel to share.When I first started investing and leveraged agents to create my portfolio... the agents that were the most interesting, useful and helpful were the ones that owned real estate. 

We have a small portfolio- just over a dozen, residential rental units in a small upstate county. 

Real estate is a key part of my portfolio.

I want to build a portfolio of single family, dueplex, triplex and quads in the Hampton Rhoads area of Va.

After building a portfolio of 9 single family rentals, I recently purchased a 16 unit fixer upper.

We do residential SFR and Multi Family rehab flips and we hold some units to expand our rental portfolio.

CH13 (or CH7, SS, DIL, etc.) has to be settled before even a portfolio lender will consider a mortgage.To get a Fannie/Freddie loan there are different seasoning requirements.