I work as a banker while he does tech support. 

I'm writing this post for a few investor clients of mine, and wanted to see what the average cash-flow per door other investors in the Phoenix metro area (Scottsdale, Tempe, Gilbert, Glendale, Chandler, Mesa, Peoria, Surprise, etc.) were getting on their rental properties. 

If you have a GC already working and you, instead, act as a consultant or designer then this point might be moot.Second, do you really want a client that you have to coddle?

Is it a bad idea to send direct mail to divorce lawyers asking if they have clients that want to sell their homes during their divorce?

The post does not create an attorney-client nor CPA-client relationship.

One of the three I tried was a company that does VA outbound calls exclusively and it seems they fit my calls in between their "big" clients so it took them a month to complete my test list of 100 numbers I had pre-screened.

People who have their job or career that can support their families, and who invest on the side in real estate, seem more resistant to market corrections.  

I have had a HELOC on my primary residence for years and have exercised it multiple times to support investment purchases.

Good afternoon,I have clients that are currently interested in a triplex property and qualify without an issue but the property itself does not pass the FHA self-sufficiency test without one of the unit’s income, since it has to be owner occupied for FHA due to one of my clients having a foreclosure on their credit that won't be removed until March of next year.

@Don Van Nguyen Yeah, so as a lender to investors I'm  seeing clients becoming successful with their investment properties at $210,000 and up here in Houston.