The extent of my real estate knowledge comes from Bigger Pockets posts and podcasts, HGTV, and checking out every real estate book in the library.My goal is to learn as much as possibly by obtaining a license and then hopefully make the plunge into buying property sometime in the next year (very excited for that day).Glad to be here and I look forward to participating more in these forums :) 

So, I am looking into every way possible to get my first rental (if best option for me) as soon as I can.  

I don't know that it's really all that onerous on landlords, just requires a bit more creativity and possibly risk tolerance to set the required credit score or income level higher. 

They did offer to allow him to transfer the deed back into his name and keep the loan, however due to his circumstances that is not possible.

After running conservative estimates I am only seeing possible 200-300 cash flow  per month on the properties I am analyzing (total!

My wife and I started visiting San Antonio as a possible retirement location. 

Hi all I was wondering if it is possible/advisable to get a HELOC on a property immediately after purchasing it?

You can possibly make some money on the 4 Plex by renting it out.

Is it possible to go directly to the asset manager at the Deutsche Bank of America?

HELP I NEED ADVISE IN THE WORST WAY.I THOUGHT ABOUT SAVING IT,REMODELING A FEW THINGS THAT NEED IT,AND POSSIBLY TRY TO SALE IT WITHIN A CPL OF YEARS.