I'm new to real estate and am working through my initial education phase.My first goal is to purchase 5 rental properties because I love recurring income and believe that this strategy is best suited for my goals and personality.I'm still a ways off from going through my first deal, but as I prepare, I have a question about financing that I think I need to start addressing now...I freelance for a living and I think that this may make it more difficult for me to get a loan since I don't have a "stable income."

However; don't list specifics, like your address, etc.

I don't see how it can be a problem because it's two separate closings and one doesn't effect the other.

Funny thing is the Assessor has no idea it exists and it has two addresses that the townships can't identify.

To address the question, do loan brokers make more money than real estate agents right now.

Good morning Fellow Landlords,It's the last Friday of the month so I (or my property managers) will be placing Self Addressed Stamped Envelopes under the doors of our rental units.You've got to take into consideration that sometimes our Busy Tenants may forget the day of the month, our addresses or stamps.I'll do anything I can, do to help them!

These are the people that can be worked/groomed into giving you some very good deals.Start making a list of addresses and visit your county courthouse to look up ownership (public knowledge).

Post the details (numbers not address) and let's see if we can help.

I just discovered now that his wife passed in November and the property is currently in the name of the heirs with an out of state address.

My questions, how do I put a movable house under contract since it's not staying at it's current address?