I know this site will be a great resource for landlording Q&A, but can anyone recommend an excellent book on landlording?

I deal with investors who have excellent credit scores and solid investment portfolio's and all are full documentation investors, no stated income.

I also want you to try this, call another title company, and tell them your a real estate investor new to the area, and you will be closing 1 deal every other month, and you want to establish a relationship with a title rep for title insurance.

Thanks to BiggerPockets.com we have made several great contacts, and built relationships with numerous companies that deal with REO sales.

Costs me nothing but she's pleased.Now I do like others have mentioned and keep the property in excellent condition.

I've heard it over and over; people in the media presenting information on the bond markets continually make erroneous assumptions about the relationship of mortgage interest rates to Treasury bond and note prices.

Now, relationships are key.

You're right, and I thought that's what I had in Joan, too, but discovered via a few places she showed me that wasn't true of _our_ relationship.

So it just depends.Once you the relationship made with the right bank, then doing the rest under a business should be simple.

It sounds like it is possible based on what I have read from this site, but it is a matter of finding the right lender and developing a relationship with them.