With each project, I push myself even more outside my comfort zone.

What is the best way to assign a contract and make sure you have exit clauses. Just in case your buyer backs out before closing

If you have 20% down, you could also meet with a local community bank as they are big on long term relationships and will be very comfortable with collateral in their own backyard.I hope this helps from the financing standpoint, feel free to follow up with any additional questions/concerns.Best,Mike

It is important that you gain their trust and respect during this time.THE FOURTH MONTH - THE COMFORT PHASE:The fourth month through the first year is THE COMFORT PHASE: the tenant becomes accustomed to your rules and is starting to feel comfortable.

My parents own a few rental properties, and I definitely would feel comfortable have a couple(or a lot) of my own.

Just be sure you find someone you are comfortable working with and set out all of your agreements in writing in the beginning when everyone is excited.Method 3: Lease/OptionsFind a homeowner willing to sell you the house on a lease option (usually a motivated seller for one reason or another).

I am fortunate enough to have some retired family members here in the area with some capital they are willing to invest, we are just getting into the process of analyzing our deals and breaking down the numbers and getting comfortable with what we are looking at. 

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I told him that I was not comfortable with that, and have not spoken to him since. 

I plan to do this because i want cash flow coming in that way my income can increase a bit and lenders might feel more comfortable knowing i have a piece of asset. my question are what should be looking for when buying a multi-family home?