Many businesses don't have that little benefit.

The trick here is that your purchase price will be found and your LTV adjusted, but you will receive the credit from your buyer at the contract price.

Are their benefits or disadvantages to doing this?

I think with your strategy you would greatly benefit from getting your license so you can search the MLS yourself and write your own offers, so you can work on your time and maybe win more properties.Also, just a tip, when mentioning or replying to someone, if you use "@" their name, it will alert them that they've been mentioned in a post.Keep up the good work.

So no benefit of leverage.So maybe you want to jump up to the $50-60k list-price homes, where you'll be all in for $60-70k and rent for $950/mth in a nicer area, amounting to around 1.5%/mth.

Networking is key in this business, don’t look at your competitors as competition, look at them as strategic business partners and leverage that relationship to benefit both of you.

As far as the business plan goes I think you will find many benefits by preparing one, however it does not need to spell out every little thing (as you will change the plan as your grow and learn).

Anyone who will call a contractor to adjust a toilet floaty ball is not okay with me.I also like individuals, I can't stand property management companies.

I expect to hear from Jon H soon :) Since the main benefit of the Roth is to allow gains to accumulate tax-free it seems counter-productive to do something that makes the gains taxable.

You may be going too broad or too narrow with your criteria, but you may also need to adjust your expectations.