Thank you for any help and nice to meet you all.

Hey guys, How are ya?

Thanks a lot for the info guys!

If they have carpet that's probably done and if they haven't bugged you to replace it I'd consider that a win.I was a renter at a place for a long time, it wasn't that nice but it was cheap.

Would love to hear how you guys got started on your journey and steps you have taken or would advise me to take towards getting my feet wet on my new chapter in life.Looking forward to chatting with you all soon.

The only problem I have with this plan is I was hoping to be in my first property by 2019, but doing all this for him would probably push me back until 2020, but all in all, this seems like a good deal.My Question:I am coming to you guys/gals because I am curious of two things:1.

Hey guys, In a situation where a house in Oregon was sold at auction to a "third party" and the person who lost the house had cash and wanted to exercise their "right of redemption", where would one start?

My problem really was that I didn't perceive at the time that the tax advantages are so important for a guy working on his own properties largely alone or with occasional help.Federal lawmakers understand that the small, local landlord is improving his community by doing something that the government simply can't do affordably.

Hey Guys,Can anyone recommend a good agent to me? 

"Keep an eye on them" as a recommendation does not mean the guys have a great body and are hot and gorgeous while they are working.