Personally, I like having a business account with an institution that has enough branches that I can easily utilize it from multiple locations and that my tenants can use for depositing rent. 

Depending on the type of deal, the contract will include a few requirements from the seller such as providing you with leases/rent ledgers and utility bills/statements.

It’s easy to see why people love pickups, given their utility, flatbed in the back, the higher profile while driving, and the convenient rifle holder attached to the rear window.

PLAN:As I mentioned earlier we have been utilizing a form of the BRRRR strategy to start our journey.

As of now I know it’s incredibly hard to get financing for purchases other than your main home and I’ve heard you can only utilize 30% of rental income after you’ve had it for 2 years for loan purposes..

It will take a bit more creativity or focus on different areas. the Antelope valley could hold potential but then you deal with other potential problems and less chance of grand appreciation.One great new method is utilizing an existing property and building an ADU to rent out.

PLAN:As I mentioned earlier we have been utilizing a form of the BRRRR strategy to start our journey.

For every rental property I am utilizing three accounts: checking account; loan account for the property and an asset account for the property.

@Kahleb Kelsey you probably want to understand how it got vacant (i.e. ellis, buyouts, or what), and how the meters/utilities are set up along with permits.

I am interested in utilizing the, Native American specific, HUD 184 loan to build a quadplex.