It's extremely hard to hit 1%.

Hi @Robert Miller, I have found that of the dozens of strategies that are out there, different ones tend to hit different communities in different ways.

Hey Jem, always down for beer or coffee, just hit me up.I'll give a few things here from experience that I routinely look for when first observing a property. 

It’s about consistent base hits, if you wait for the best deal ever you will be waiting forever.

Doesn't mean I won't hustle for the rest of my life and hit my goals.

Do you guys think I should use some of that equity in a cash out refi to purchase the other home and take a hit to income on my other property with a new mortgage, or should I look for a a lender willing to do 10% down.

The seller was about to go into foreclosure until Covid hit and then her case was continued until mid July.

You will normally pay a minimal amount like $50 or $100 to process the loan.2) The interest rate is low and you are paying it to your own retirement account.3) It can allow you to get into real estate investment faster4) If you leave your employer or get fired, recent tax law changes have made it so that you have additional time to pay back the retirement fund.Just an FYI - I personally took a 401K loan to get my first investment 4 years ago.I eventually left the employer and decided to take the hit and pay the taxes on the 401k distribution.Best decision of my life.Best of luck!

When you find a property that hits your criteria and you physically walk the property, go straight to the basement…it can tell you a lot.

I am looking for percentages seeing as CPI has hit 6.2%.