My name is Matt, I am currently in my last semester of college studying computer science.

My plan is to cut that in half so that I can qualify for traditional loan as I continue studying real estate and bring in private lenders.

The demand for rentals in Boise is tremendous, so even though home prices are rising, rents are able to stay with these home prices in order to maintain positive cash flow.Although it is harder to find a 10% cash on cash return in this hot market, investors are seeing that if they purchase today, they will see rent prices grow over the next 5 years, which in turn will make the investment cash flow in the long run.Feel free to reach out to me with any other questions about the Boise market.Thank you,

It's not illegal to suck at your job.If they are a licensed property manager, they do have a legal obligation to maintain records and certain records must be shared with you.

My man @Yonah Weiss's company Madison SPECS did a cost segregation study on one of my properties. 

He's studying now to get his Real Estate License.

I've been trying to get into real estate investing for some time now and have been studying and researching all I could.

BP maintains lists of HMLs in different regions or attend some local meetups to find people face-to-face.

I have never studied real estate and always considered it 'not for me'.

I am not interested in obtaining any more lines of credit until I study and perfect my cashflow with these properties for the next 6mos or so.However, Id be happy to receive info on different types of unsecured line of credit.