Whether  you are a seasoned investor or experienced home buyer there are still questions to be had when it comes to lending.Key points to remember and to ask yourself when you are getting ready to get a pre-approval are:What is my FICO?

@Jim Garrett Not sure how this works in Arizona, but in NJ, were we in your shoes, we'd retain an attorney experienced in evictions and start the process with him/her, taking notes along the way. 

There are some who offer 10% down to experienced investors, if the numbers add up.

You're already an experienced investor.

I talked with an experienced investor friend of mine and he suggested to exaggerate the rehab costs.

I have also experienced "paralysis by analysis" with other ventures and wanted to just give up at times. 

Anyone else experienced that?

Since I am just starting out with owning rental properties, I wanted to hear what experienced landlords would do in this situation.An older resident asked me to install handrailing outside the front door on the stairs.

One of the first new construction projects in this area in 2018 and the neighborhood surrounding it has since experienced a tremendous amount of new construction, gut rennovations, etc.

Hi everyone, this may be (definitely is) a very strange question.... background: I'm a moderately experienced real estate investor (I own 9 single family homes and part of a mobile home park) I've come across a VERY unique property that I would love to buy as my primary residence, but frankly it's out of my price range.