You need to run multiple rehab/resale scenarios to determine what makes sense for this particular house in your particular market.

We just rolled two of our mortgages this week with a new lender ... back in August we sat down with our current lender and three others and one wanted our business - met our terms and bettered the others by 0.45% on rate.Now, where short term mortgages are not as common in the U.S.A. it is possible the lenders won't be as competitive for business as it's not their mainstay.

I told a friend the other day I wanted to get a rental that hits the one to two percent scenario.

I give every tenant a 'cheat sheet' that gives them useful numbers, tips on troubleshooting common issues and how to deposit rent.

There is a school that I will be signing up with \ that offers the required 60 hours before I can take the state exam.My question is....Is it common to have in-active agent under Brokers.

If the property can still produce free cash-flow, or at lease carry itself, under your rainy day scenario, then you know the price to offer.

DIL agreements are not common and they circumvent state laws and redemption rights.

I've been looking far and wide for common sense underwriting without a ton of red tape on SFR pools, and you seem to very much get it.How large would a deal need to be in order to convince you to lend outside of Texas?

NOTE: It is very common that beginner wholesalers try to wholesale listed properties and they quickly become known for not knowing what they are doing or looking for a sucker.

It is my understanding that this is currently an exceptionally common arrangement.