I have no experience in real estate but i have some skill in plumbing, light construction and other areas.

Even the folks who you might want to rent were either not financially qualified, credit scores below 550, or had criminal records.So far, I have not found Waterbury to be viable for investing in real estate, for short term projects.I swore not to buy another one in Waterbury, however, one of the contractors I hired, has asked me to partner with him on some multi-family homes, but I am not convinced.  

Best just to comply, go to a mortgage originator get qualified and do you deal if the seller is willing to finance it, I suggest you skip the lease-option and just buy it with a note.

It looks like the expense is more than I'm qualified to take on at this point.

They use most of the other unit income to qualify you..Welcome again, and good luck!

Hi everyone,I will be in Chicago the week of February 3 to meet and qualify lenders, property managers, and contractors.

Richard it really depends on your skills that you currently have.

People rent for many reasons, but some common ones are: 1) they do not have sufficient resources to make the downpayment on a property purchase; 2) they do not have the credit history to qualify for financing; 3) they are in the area temporarily, or periodically, and do not wish to establish roots (students, oil field workers, politicians & staff attending the legislature, etc); 4) home ownership is just not right for some folks.

First off, I need to look into the RE licensing criteria here to see if I qualify as I am (or will soon be) on an L-2 (non-immigrant) visa (i.e.

My middle name is Handy, so I have the skills and equipment to fix anything that goes wrong with it.3.