When I first started I was buying up properties in "C Class" areas because the rent/purchase price was incredible on paper. 

Any banker would be anxious to get their hands on Yucca land or hold Yucca paper, so they will bend over backwards for In-N-Out.

I’m going to go get a pen and paper and take a closer look at this, our market is so high here in Oregon it would be hard to find cheaper homes in my area to rent out, but I am definitely looking into it.

I think that's outrageous because the actual legal work involved in filling out the papers and filing is very nominal.

This Trust deed--the paper document --will spell out the requirements and agreement for the payments and the rights if the money is not paid, etc.

Some of the sellers modify the numbers to look nice on paper.

Our application process is you look at the property, and if you like it, we have paper applications to either fill out there or take and return.

I live paycheck to paycheck I’m setting up a financial planning goal, dumping debt which I’m proud of (amazing what you see what you do with your money when it’s actually write down on paper)but yet not close.I have a day job that I work 25 to 30 hours a week and get paid pretty nicely for what I do.

I got my license just for myself initially so when I do take on clients I make sure to expend the energy and time they deserve or as they would get from any other agent.

What are some of your favorite resources in your local area, other states, online, news papers, tv, etc for real estate news and current/ recent past market trends?