Also, I would expect that not everyone will be able to provide good landlord references (or any references at all), and this is on my written criteria.If they are applying as a group, then I can disqualify the group based on one person's disqualifications?

Plus, that one show, Rehab Addict, where the good looking girl fixes up houses "the right way" doesn't help either, on the 2 or 3 episodes I watched she made endless references to other house flippers and how they cut all the corners and basically ruin homes, especially older, classic homes!

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And they can probably refer you to a great loan officer or mortgage broker for FTHBs.

I will be more than happy to provide reference with other investors that went through our program and is now very successful to those who are interested.I explain it more in details in my blog:http://www.fundinganllc.com/2014/09/24/the-most-ov...

We've built good rapport and he seems interested in moving forward (potential seller-financing with an existing mortgage, out of state owner w/ tenants), and he asked me for references.Since I'm early in my career my investing references are slim (I'm active in my local REI groups and know several serious investors, but have yet to do a deal with them).What would you recommend I do?

That is how the two Solo(k)s - meaning the accounts - reference in that quote arises.

Kyle, the sub question only came up because in another thread I saw posters saying one can only deduct 3.5% of the sum of mortgage interest paid, which confused me since I was also told that all loan interest (schedule e) went against rent revenue, not just a portion of the interest.I think the poster who said that was referring (maybe?)

Regarding your splits of either 50/50 or 75/25, is this in reference to the annual returns or the sale proceeds once the property is sold?

I only just learned about this and suggest you, everyone, research Super Lien States in reference to HOA's.