I am a new to ROI and had of couple deals that didn't work out.

Hey Everyone, Talked to my mortgage broker today to see what kind of property i would qualify for with a conventional mortgage, and she said something that I wanted to verify with everyone.A couple of properties I am looking at are Condos, and they have an association fee associated with them.My broker pretty much cut me off and said, any unit that is part of a "Condo Association" will not qualify for a convention mortgage on an investment property.  

Municipal agencies prefer to sell properties that they have control over title to non-profits.If you really want to do this, you need to determine if it's better to approach from top down (i.e.

I would imagine that ANY city would prefer to have a house like that demolished to polish up the area. 

Fast forward a couple years and I was actually fortunate enough to be a guest on the podcast!

Please see the following.There are a couple of ways to invest both your personal and IRA funds in real estate.

I prefer to help my tenants build their credit and buy the homes they live in after three to five years.

Maybe using a little creativity to get a larger down payment (partners or seller carry for a couple years) might help!

I spoke with a couple of agents yesterday that have products for flips after taking your advice and suggestions.

I have done that w/ a couple of other properties.3.