So much red tape and legal ease to sift thru and in the end having to mostly rely on your agents ability and integrity to make sure everything goes smoothly.  

For a first-time investor would you have any recommendations for whether to start with a residential or a commercial property in terms of ease to finance and manage?

Maybe keep everything in one city for ease of management?

When you say it took you 6 months to evict that either says your property management needs a lot of work or stay away from that legal environment for which it requires you 6 months to evict a tenant. 

I prefer to use phone calls as it allows me to build a better introduction and relationship with the seller to provide a more comfortable and trustworthy environment.

Or single family into 4plex and duplex into a 4plex, this may be a more doable step in this competitive housing environment.

Make sure it's not more cost-effective to keep the low rate and just obtain a HELOC so you'll have the funds when needed, or maybe research all options and be ready to jump if mortgage rates ease back a bit in the future. 

(Dead End, DE doesn't disclose officers/members)I asked Bob Green for references and he said he has references, but did not provide any.So my question for BP is, Has anyone here done business with RPLG, THG Capital Fund and/or Bob Green before and can you set my mind at ease? 

So there’s no guarantee your W2 will hold up in a “crash” environment. 2.)

I just love the ease of installation and it looks great.