@Doron Rice this is a common question.

Quote from @Marc Rice: Quote from @Waneeshe De Hughes: Greetings AllI’m ready to start my portfolio with rental properties.

Quote from @Matt Rice: I'd agree with most of the comments here suggesting that house-hacking is a great first step into REI!

For example "No cooking grease, oil, animal meat bones, pasta, rice, any other substance down the garbage disposals except apple and carrot peels and liquids with no solid matter such as juice and soda" and "no vaping and smoking of any tobacco product, marijuana or any substance" on the property, including the backyard"  

It was his personal endorsement that did it for me since his reputation is impeccable.My account manager Richard Rice made the process smooth.

I would have taken photos and given  her a bill that day for repair.The plumbing clogs, give her written notice that this sink is not a garbage disposal, and that grease and rice, was reason the drain clogged per your plumber and future plumbing issues of this type will be charged back to her.Same with toilet, provide her a plunger and advise excess of toilet paper is her responsibility for and plumbing calls.

@Doron Rice, bottomline: talk to more lenders, specially local banks and credit unions.

Cats require a high protein diet; their urine can have a significant odor and it is worse with an unneutered male cat that sprays to mark territory.

I ate a lot of rice, apples and other inexpensive food to get by. 

Originally posted by @Marc Rice:@Zac LindquistColumbus Ohio is a great Midwest market that is rapidly expanding and is great for cash flow and appreciation hybrid.