If not, I think the customer is yours, as long as they like working with you and trust you.

Originally posted by @Aqil Dharamsey:Couple of things are going to happen if the tenants refuse to pay rent for the next 90 days.Agreed.1) Once tenants realize that they can get away with paying no rent, emboldened by policies implemented by spineless lawmakers,they will continue doing it as long as possible, even after the 90 day moratorium is up.  2) Lenders will have no problem asking for their pound of flesh from landlords but lawmakers will not want to be the bad guys who forced people to start paying rent again or allowed landlords to evict.  3) Mob rule.  

This is very helpful.So as long as you're making 20-30k on a flip then you're fine with that, right? 

Why not as long as its a good deal I can care less about the short term.

Does that mean we negotiate all terms with the buyer and include a clause saying that they agree to buy, as long as the inspection is satisfactory? 

I don't think it is a bad time to get into real estate investing as long as you do so in a cautious and disciplined manner. 

While Experian won't start building a credit profile for you until you actually turn 18, other credit bureaus such as TransUnion will create a credit profile for you as long as you're over 16.If you join the military, look into the VA loan, as well as any grants or subsidies offered by whatever state you are buying in both for first time home buyers, and for military veterans. 

Sell your old primary and take the money from that (tax free) and pay down the mortgage on the investment property or use it to refinance the investment property loan.As long as you own that property you'll not have to pay the tax. 

Also, the amortization is not as long as a 30 year fixed would be. 

This is probably just as well since there is no way in the world to know where property prices are going to fall.If you’re borrowing for long-term buy and holds, overpaying slightly would not be the end of the world so long as rents hold up.