I can’t comment on market demand for 63112 as I don’t invest there,  but generally the areas near the Wash U North Campus and south of Cabanne Ave. are the better areas.  

After all, you haven't taken any classes yet, and Hard Knocks U. hasn't left you bloodied and broken (it will, give it time).So, if it was me, I would not extend an invitation to work with me.Seriously - find something you do well, which you enjoy doing and which others are willing to pay well for you to do. 

Perfect if u have a VA, also!

That's sucking up most of our extra liquidity so the HELOC could help when u start to find deals.

It is a very tough business and I don’t flaunt anything for those reasons u pointed out.

like you said in order to put that property in LLC u must open a LLC in Alabama and also have the attorney be registered agent.

U played the cards you were dealt so you got a full house next step is try to get that royal flush and you get that buy having properties sky rocket in value.. 

Also this assumes U have done a driveby and like the street and the look of the exterior. 

So I can see this. as long as its a real bank at the other end.. not some guy who pings U on BP with rates to good to be true and sucks you in and you lose money.Here are these fake lenders red flags.1. rate too good to be true under market2. reason they can lend you the money is you buy this insurance policy .. ( there is no insurance for private money that's just another scam and fraud where they steal yet more money from U.3. and this is a good one  they offer to send you a picture of them holding their ID.. again no lender does this.4. offering to notarize things.. so many who are not experienced in real estate don't understand that notary is nothing means nothing all it means is someone looked at an ID and says that ID signed this doc.. so some basic warnings along with broken English poor websites that are just cut and paste etc etc.

Joseph...have u pulled the trigger yet??