If you can't seem to do that, landlording is not for you.https://www.justice.gov/crt/fair-housing-act-2Month-to-month leases solve most all of the problems landlords worry about in short order.

You can perfect your pitches and gain expertise while someone else pays you to do it.   

Exposure to lots of volume may help solve the inventory availability problem.

I think the problem stems from a lack of understanding of what a "no money down" deal is by those that think it's a great way to solve the problems of:1 - I have no money2 - I have no experience3 - I have no knowledge4 - I have no time5 - I have no desire to put the time, effort, and money into getting my own -      a - Money     b - experience     c - knowledge     d - time

I definitely want to own the high-side on my hard-earned money.I wouldn't do a deal under 60 / 40, and I would expect that 40% to pay for a very niche degree of expertise on the part of the general partner.

.:: CONS ::- Because the material itself is very shallow if you are transitioning between existing tile it may create a slight "step up" which can be solved with a transition strip but isn't an aesthetically ideal situation.- Because the material is very flexible it will follow the curvature of your floors.

That creative financing can pay off, and it legitimately is about solving someone's problem Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

The Los Angeles RSO only applies to condos, townhomes, apartments or any building with multiple units.But while you are doing this, I think it is important to gain expertise on exactly what you need to repair and what you don't need to repair. i.e., follow the landlording laws to the letter in the off chance they decide to sue you after you inform them that you'll be increasing their rent by 400+ dollars.

If you have bad personal credit and no banks will lend you money, you need to solve that problem first.

I'm interested in real estate because I love finding and analyzing deal and helping people solve problems.