Hey folks,I have been re-reading The Essential Guide for Landlords by Karen Rittenhouse.  

Hi Dave,Thank you for explaining the usual customs.  

I want to be excellent at guiding my clients into purchasing a great property. 

This way, you'll get regular emails of the latest listings that come available on the MLS. 4: Using the MLS listings as a guide, your next step would be to drive through some of these zipcodes to find stuff that isn't listed on the MLS but are listed by various sellers.Yes, quite a bit of work but if you're serious about finding something in the metro area, you can.

If not, you need to guide him/her.

However, the VA Lender's Handbook (Pamphlet 26-7) cuts right to the chase and is the guiding regulation for lenders.4) NFCU Business Loans/Lines of Credit - Navy Federal Credit Union advertises business lines of credit, as well as loans for commercial and investment real estate5) Tuition Assistance / GI Bill - There are plenty of undergraduate and graduate degrees in real estate & property management; both in-house as well as online.

If you can get it at $120k, I will fund it, and guide you through this deal. 

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@Cory Mccarthy@Marvin Rice@Tom OttThank you all for your input, I see i need to screen them as i would if they were new,These tenants are inherited , ill use the Biggerpockets screen guide, is there any else important i may need to know?