I've since found out that US Bank will go to 6 financed properties, at least in my area, and I have a loan in process with them.Here's a few more pieces of info I've picked up lately:If you want to use any of the rental income for qualifying in debt ratio calcs, you'll need the following with US Bank (they follow Freddie Mac guidelines, I believe Fannie Mae is very similar so this should be generally accurate across the board):* 2 years experience owning 1-4 unit properties as documented on Sch.

., and to promote BiggerPockets there.

I believe in California, if an investor sells a piece of property, the closing agent, aka Escrow, has to withhold 3 1/3% of the purchase price, UNLESS you are a Corp.

Bill,Rules are intended to not allow people to promote their own interests, so I think the two sites cited above will be OK with the moderators.That said, anybody contributing here should be aware to not toot their own horn ...

I bet you wish you could get a piece of the action too, but you'll have to convince me to work with you".

But during rain it leaks all around (not the filled cracks).The epoxy contractor said that my foundation has shattered in tiny pieces on the inside and that's why it's seeping from areas where there aren't cracks visible to the naked eye.i wish i saved the $1600 and put a 2k worth of patio to push the water away from the house. the cracks are on the west and south walls - worst walls.can provide pics, but that's pretty much it.any suggestions?

But one piece of advice that I have picked up on is too many bad deal early in your wholesale career will kill your credibility and end your career.

None of this; no raises this year because the economy is bad, worrying about a possible layoff, who's butt to kiss to make a sale or get a promotion.

The investigation was by NPR and ProPublica and they had a pretty lengthy piece on it.

I called it "JJ's out of cards business card" and people loved it so much (even though it was a flimsy piece of paper) that now I just print them that way on card stock.