You will save a lot of money with good credit.

Hey Bigger Pockets members,My wife and I live in Mesa AZ and are hoping to get into the real estate business for our long term retirement. we have time on our side as we are 26 but there is no reason not to start now.

We're not trying to retire tomorrow.. but would maybe consider it 15 years from now.Bonus Question:If I were to get a 15 year loan and plan to use an exit strategy of refinancing for a 30 year at some point, what kind of deals are available to refinance?

I worked 2 jobs as I had the time and opportunity to increase my income and savings to accelerate buying my first home (property).I moved to XXX as the work opportunities and income I could make were better for my skills.  2 Separate Letters.

This is another case of where a good lease can save you a lot of grief.

Seeing that I’m just getting started, I would like to start off by wholesaling, so that I can earn and save for a down payment of my first property. 

I have 100k in savings but not much of a credit history, although my credit score is above 730.

You'll save a whole lot over buying retail.

The condo is part of my retirement and would hate to lose it.

@Katherine Weekes Not an expert, but if you hold the property & mortgage in your name, you can be held personally liable & all of your assets are at risk: personal residence, 401k, savings acct, all of your investment properties, etc.This could happen in a worst case scenario where someone dies in your property & the jury awards a verdict beyond what your insurance covers OR if the person dies due to something excluded by your insurance such as mold.