I'm a recent college graduate who is trying to build up my income in order to invest in my first property.

Upon renewal, I would be willing to drop Person A and only have Person B on the lease (assuming Person B meets your income requirements).If Person C wants to move in, that person would need to go through your standard background check and both tenants would need to approve that person moving in. 

In the sense that trailers provide low-income people with the possibility to be self-sufficient and at least some asset ownership, I think he would favor them.

Those that invest for income do so for two reasons.

This is one of the best strategies and most creative for creating income from nothing (well not nothing, but from something that was not there before in its original form).

Based on the available information, here are some creative real estate financing and investing strategies for generating passive income:1.

In your offer you can specify that you want access to bank records and tax returns to see and validate income/expenses.The challenge with whatever info you get, besides validating you aren't being conned, is what will your numbers be?

Here there is no such thing as a "Debt to Income" ratio...because your income doesn't matter. 

Hello, I was reading the book and was wondering if you can share the link to download the flow chart income/expense. 

I would also callout that my business partner wants the loan out of his name since it is impacting his Debt to income ratio for other things in his life.