Conventional through Chase.

I'd imagine they would need to hear directly from chase or amex or whatever cc is being used and have them say "yeah they're good for the purchase."

I usually don't chase bad money with good and agree that your $20k against a 6 figure monthly bleed won't move the needle.

To cut to the chase - the real value of the course is the private Facebook Group and the 2X per week coaching calls with Palak and Niti.

@Mary Joe in most states, a property tax reassessment chases market value.So, if you do the 2nd transfer soon after the first, the impact on property tax amount should be minimal.

this is something that's not talked about enough - everyone is chasing 'cash flow,' which is way, way tougher in residential than is thought.happy to dialogue further.

There you will meet all the players in the game and you will get a better sense of how to move forward and make contacts along the way.

It's vitally important to know who you are working with, and have the history of the players involved.

His approach could be working when supply and demand is having 1:4 ratio and they're super host with good reputations for example; but if supply and demand are becoming 5:4 in the future as a new player come in with zero feedback, the experience for the new player could be different. 

It seems that 5 years ago or so, an investor could buy a turnkey rental and see it appreciate right away = investor felt they got a good deal.Today, prices aren't increasing as fast, or as much, so investors aren't seeing that almost immediate increase in the value of their turnkey purchase = they don't feel like they got a good deal.Throw in that it's taking over 30% longer to find a tenant today versus 2 years ago, and investors are even more nervous about their purchases.So, many investors are chasing higher value for their investments via trying to cut out the turnkey operator fees.