@Derek Antonissen Im saying be cautions buying now, Prices are inflated, I watched the last crash as a Broker listing foreclosures, and saw plenty of people jump in when the market was good, and many lost them when the market tanked and they could not support the value when they had to re-up there loans.  

All 600+ units are managed through an online support system or the tenants can call a 24/7 call center for emergencies and a page goes out to the team.

But there are some liens (IRS, child support?

Also the company i work with they did provide some free containers home to LA to help out their VET housing support program so I'm confident with their quality and really glad that LA is very open to the idea of container homes for cheaper housing options as well

He said Sitelink is by far the most intuitive and has excellent customer support.

But we only do so when we feel we can make a compelling argument to support a tax position.One thing you can do - buy multi family instead of a single family.

The appraisal came in at $330,000 - I was astonished.I rebutted the appraisal with solid comps supporting $372,000 and saved the deal by getting the appraisal increased by $15,000 to $345,000.BTW - if you want to absolutely demolish your own reputation, then tell our military veterans that they can not use VA financing to buy your property.  

In fact, I will not provide ANY form of pre-approval without looking through your credit and all supporting docs.

I wholly support that strategy as it remains in your name and income/options remain yours until such time as you actually turn it over.

In that regard, it's encouraging to pore over the forums and witness just how supportive this community is towards those, like myself, who are just starting out.My wife and I will be moving to Richmond, VA within the next couple of weeks and are hoping to make our first investment a "house hack."