The key was watching Steve do what he did, uninterrupted.Good skill in your desire to take your game to the next level.  

That info is applicable to any state because I included the statement check with your county.

I had a hard time getting any good info about it and she breaks it down pretty good in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Here is the numbers.Rooms: 6 bedrooms 2 bathroomsTenants:3 tenantsUnoccupied rooms: None Rent for tenants: 2825$/month = 941$ each Average yearly Income: 34, 200Property Listed Price: @$299,000 Offered Price: $290,000EXPENSESTaxes: $1722 per year = 200Insurance: 200 City water 150Lawn 160$ Estimate for Vacancies: 5% 142.5 Its actually 5.2% Repair: 7% 170Property Management (10%) 285-> She told me she can have a friend watch and care for the property for meMortgage: 5% down(14,500) at 2.3% for 1206(adjusted)Expenses total: 2228.52$/monthCash flow= 596.48 NOI: 7157.76ROI = NOIx12/14,500 = 49%Okay guys so Looks like my Cash flow and ROI is GREAT.

Chris Mason great heads up on that, no experience vetting lenders yet, so I will watch out for that and start learning more about red flags in that department.  

Only then, if you have no success, it might be worth paying someone to help you and paying for the formal appeal application.

I'm about 16 years old and I've been watching some videos about real estate investing and it got me really interested.

While filling out the application at the mobile home dealer, I asked whether I needed to include a car loan that is not reported on my credit report, and was told that I didn't need to if it's not on my report.

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