A reminder to all investors out there actively looking at deals, 4th of July week/weekend is a really great time to make low offers on properties.

And those taxes look a bit low.

I have had a tenant in place for almost a year who looked like a bad renter on paper (low credit score, fluctuating income, criminal history, etc) but she turned out to be the dream tenant.

The only way this might be attractive is if you have the property (park/pads)...That said, it's a low-class market...how many people in your city are really looking for mobile homes?...

I do think it could be a high-end house hack, in the sense that the market is down right now and we're selling at the low end of the range for a house of this size, and there are some obvious improvement opportunities (e.g., kitchen, master bath). 

I keep seeing “APR as low as yadda, yadda” but it really doesn’t help in my comparison, as I have no idea what rate I would actually qualify for.Also, I’m in Charleston, SC and a member of the NFCU, and I’m currently comparing NFCU, BB&T and South State Bank, but I’d welcome any other suggestions of banks/credit unions with great rates/terms!

I have a house which I bought on a line of credit (low interest rate, but tied to LIBOR).

I found a property I can get for about 100k and I think once it is fixed up I can sell in low 200s or rent out.

For the low cost of umbrella insurance, and how much it covers, I think it’s well worthwhile.

I only wish my CU from Texas could lend in North Carolina.I'm now leaning towards Champion, a small Credit Union in town that was founded in the 30's and has a good range of business lending options, and low fees.I've still got calls out to a few others.