This Monday, we finally had a qualified tenant apply that checked all the boxes - excellent credit score, clean background, high income-to-rent ratio, and her employer and rental manager had nothing but kind things to say about her.

Check out the Biggerpockets Podcast, but take most of what they say with a grain of salt.

Some inspectors may still expect a closet based on local custom, so it’s best to check with the local housing authority just to be safe.

I track this by recording every penny that goes into my checking account vs. how much I allocate towards investing.

Do you have some tips on where to list the property, lease agreements, identity checks?

Hi Isaac, check out the BP Podcast.

If you’re open to looking out of state, you might want to check out markets like Columbus, Ohio.

You will also need to have your financial ratios in order to borrow, check with your lender to find out what that needs to be.Good Luck!

Hey Mike,Given it’s a non-warrantable condo and an asset-depletion loan, your best bet is to check with portfolio lenders or local credit unions  big banks usually won’t touch those.

The fees, and notices that they are holding checks "because we have a thought that this check might not clear" even though they have been deposited from my PM rents for decades.