If you had taken my advice to take a licensing class when I first gave it, you would have a license by now and be showing houses daily, maybe making some money, certainly making contacts and experience.But anyway, here is the advice: Flip land.Permit applications in Southern New Hampshire are up.

We do criminal and credit background checks on all applicants.

I'm moving this post from the general forum to this forum, I think it's more applicable here.We are in the process of buying our first investment home.

I use 3x total rent is required for one of the applicants or if none meet that then 2x for double and 1.5x triple or more.

If you have your ads online a week ahead of time, you should have a decent turn out at each and be able to have your pick of applicants.  

The problem I have with them is they refuse to fill out an application and they are refusing to sign my lease. 

I am responsible for only the interrior which has all new applicances and is fully repaired.

The realtors info provided to me was "annual expenses on the property are 6870 dollars which includes grass cutting, snow removal, gas, water, electric, trash removal, septic maintenence, applicance updates, lighting, painting, repairs, etc.

Banks need to see stable income to support this ambition and then have confidence in the applicants business plan and ability to repay.

I was in a simular rut and looked on the title application our MLS has connected to it.