I am buying 3 properties in Round rock/Cedar park area, aim is to do STR20 percent for management fees seem outrageous, I work from home, so I can handle most of price setting/communication/furnishing etc.

It would be interesting to hear from some experienced appraisers if this could be true - not practical for a park, but might on acreage.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

There are some good wholesalers in PA and a healthy wholesaling buy pool, but it's very hard to get traction and the ones doing well in Philly are backed and national and the smaller ones are well backed as well.

If we get pre-approved with a national mortgage lender like Quicken, can the same app/credit inquiry be applied to multiple states. 

I know there is someone in my Chicago BP network that can help me solve a larger issue I have in Washington Park at 55th and Garfield. 

If you're looking for a relatively safe place to park cash it can make sense to purchase homes with all cash.

Right now we are considered "foreign nationals" and this reduces the LTV and increases the interest rates for acquisitions. 

My family has owned the park since the 1970s and we want out becasue it's too much of a hastle.

It can and does work anywhere just know consistent cash flow to pay for the mortgage is harder to get as you go from lower income to slums (not that low income is always walk in the park either).