My dad decided to self gen his leads.. much like you wholesalers self gen leads today.he bought a printing press I printed off door hangers after school and then my mom drove us to neighborhoods and we physically handed out the flyers door to door. 

Because of that low barrier to entry, plenty of investors from all over are looking at this city.

Because of that low barrier to entry, plenty of investors from all over are looking at this city.

@Gustavo Jara, what do you think of joining our next (not sure when that will be with the current situation) physical meet up event in Barcelona?

(I don't recommend insulating the ceiling of the crawlspace--it will cause condensation and dripping.)Make sure there is some sort of vapor barrier on the floor of the crawl space--either thick plastic sheeting or cement. 

I love writing code, but at some level, I know it's a distraction from making my first deal, which is essential to breaking down the barriers and achieving my goals.I'm searching for an individual or group to help guide me through purchasing my first property.

There's no law of physics or finance that says housing has to be affordable.

.- Relatively high overall income potential, factored with long term appreciation can lead to a very sold IRR (internal rate of return)- Permit requirements = Clearly defined set of rules to operate within, leveling the playing field for all owners.Now for the reasons not to buy:- High entry cost, this barrier is untenable for many as the down payment can be $200k or more.- High operating costs, if you are not an owner operator expect to pay upwards of 25% in management fees- Permit requirements, if you fail to operate within the defined rule set, you risk losing your permit and therefor losing your profitability.I hope that you found this helpful.Reach out to me if you want more information!

As we began the process of opening up the walls to dry the house out, we began finding black, mold, termites, and metal roofing that was installed without sheathing or moisture barrier.

I’ve read some other posts on the topic, but wanted to start a separate one with a few specific questions.Background:- My partner and I own 2 properties with conventional financing, we have a Tenant in Common agreement between us- Financing was only set-up under my partner’s name by mistake- We are both US citizens; however I live abroad (receive a foreign salary) and file US taxes- Good credit scores- Both properties cash flow with PITIA ratios of ~ 1.2We'd like to re-finance so that we are both on the financing and it seems that a DSCR loan would be a good option given that I live outside of the US.Questions:- Could we close a DSCR loan virtually or would we both need to be physically present for closing?