Hello, my name is Karina.

I’m a recent graduate with a BS in International Business & Accounting. I’m curranly taking real estate classes at Temple University.

A friend referred me to this app so I can expand a...

Hello, my name is Karina.I’m a recent graduate with a BS in International Business & Accounting. I’m curranly taking real estate classes at Temple University. A friend referred me to this app so I can expand and d...

Hello, my name is Karina.I’m a recent graduate with a BS in International Business & Accounting. I’m curranly taking real estate classes at Temple University. A friend referred me to this app so I can expand and d...

I haven't read it but @Brandon Turner's book on no or low money investing will have some good tips for you.

But still wants to tie up a seller at a low price.

Interest rate is low.

If 4 or less get yourself and FHA low with 3.75% down.Depending on what state you're in you might not necessarily need G (an attorney)H depends on if you intend to "house-hack", i.e. live in one of the units yourself. 

As an investor do you want a high or low housing affordability index in your market?

These low-value condos can be tough to sell and the reason these deals get broken like this is because the developer tries a sales strategy and fails, opting to just keep the rest. 

It's hard to find good managers for small properties as the barrier to market entry for said managers is very low.