It is one of the strongest ways to ensure that if something goes wrong, they have a legally enforceable path to recover their funds.

Most investment mistakes don’t come from buying the wrong property.

I could be wrong about this, but I believe you need QBO Plus.

Am I wrong to think that by default my loan would be reset to another fixed rate for the next five years, and then another rate reset, then the final reset... so what is left to discuss or negotiate is the rate itself?

- the photographer used the wrong lens for bathrooms - cell phone pics????

It is one of the strongest ways to ensure that if something goes wrong, they have a legally enforceable path to recover their funds.

A $10k course is a significant investment and there is nothing inherently wrong with paying for it but you should be cautious about any program that offers quick or easy profits.

I know there property isn't a perfect deal but i dont want to pick the wrong deal as my first  rental property. 

hey Jaylan, nothing wrong with a ramen tv stand when it pays off!

I see a lot of deals stall not because the math is wrong, but because the financing side was never pressure-tested early.A few things that have helped avoid that in practice:Underwrite the deal the way a lender will, not the way you want it to work: If it only pencils at best-case leverage or ARV, that’s a warning sign.Be honest about timing: Lease-up, permits, seasoning, and appraisals almost always take longer than expected.