At least a contractor, and property manager if you're using one, the lender is also very importantIf using hard money be very careful, and I recommend finding a traditional lender to refinance you out of the property in the future and make sure they are on board with what you are doing before you make an offer.

Make sure they have a thorough orientation on the expectation of a tenant and home care.

Before I could reply to her she told me to listen carefully to what she had to say; "the sellers, two sons, want you to know that they are reducing their asking price to $42,000."

You can find them all at meetup.com then select your local city and real estate, they all pop up.

I don't really care about credit score.

Once you select a state you can drill down ever deeper and find more info organized like these headings:COUNTY INFORMATIONCounty / Parish / BoroughState# of properties*Population 2015*APN Format*Example APN*WebsiteSeatYear OrganizedSquare Miles*People / SQML*Hope that helps!

Consistently refer to the same person, and they will take exceptional care of your referee's.#3.

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Sure you will probably need a parent to co-sign for you right out of college, but who cares?

The people who are still on the lease is myself and my older brother who take care of who's mentally challenged.