Be careful to source your properties well and know what you are buying.

You would want to holistically look at your personal balance sheet for sources of liquidity and credit (cash, brokerage account, credit card, HELOC, 401k borrowing capacity, Roth IRA contributions, etc.).  

First of all I have been looking at Cap Rate and CCR as basic indicators while doing my research, I have found some sources that say I should include Debt Service in my CCR calculations and some that have not.  

These posts will be the aggregate of my notes from each source and what I believe to be the best/most effective way to go about becoming each step.  

He was a great source of info on doing things the proper way. 

I've got a source that will loan on Owner-occupied double wides if they are no older than 1978 and were put on a poured concrete foundation when they were new.  

@Steven Hamilton II, @Natalie Kolodij, @Linda Weygant would be great sources

Basically, I got my information from the wrong source and instead of digging in and doing some more research, I waited another 2 years just to find out I could have been doing it all along.

We are looking on both the MLS as well as loop net and other similar sources.

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