This implies that you will only rent to people who are working and not senior citizens living on Social Security, or anyone else who is on a government assistant and has an income.  

If you have a Visa and social assigned and have taxable income you could just use conventional or FHA financing.

Check social media.

Talk about some current event that has some social aspect to it, they open up.

The way they have made the rental work is with a good email list of previous renters and a good presence on social media, offering variably discounted rates dependent upon demand and last minute deals to previous renters. 

For citizens, a Social Security number is typically used, while non-resident and resident aliens use an individual taxpayer identification number to remit taxes due.

guides discuss a creating a mission statement and business plan, so I'll be working on that soon and will post it up to the New Investors board when it's ready.The question I want to answer is: is it possible for me to, in two years, move away from the SF Bay Area and back to Pennsylvania (where I'm originally from) and stop working 9-5 to become a full-time rental landlord?

The typical FSBO home sold for $184,000 compared to $230,000 for agent-assisted home sales.FSBO methods used to market home: Yard sign: 36%Friends, relatives, or neighbors: 28%Online classified advertisements: 16%Open house: 14%For-sale-by-owner websites: 13%Social networking websites (e.g.

My mission is to help local investors and their tenants thrive.

With the economy being in a state I really don't know how to describe and the "never ending" yet slowly decreasing student loan debt things like being able to travel (Haven't been out of North Carolina much at all), help people navigate the chaos known as credit and having a much broader social life feel like far off dreams.