BP tends to tell you only offer one solution to every question, which is to buy more rentals.

I’d just remind the tenants that if the city changes their policy they’ll have to park farther away or find another solution and keep only 3 on your property.

"Enough to be safe" will vary depending on how expensive it would be to regain control of the property in the event of a default.I don't know Idaho, but if it's a slow-foreclosure state (like California), then 25% down might not be enough to protect yourself.

Tenants want flexibility, contractors want the highest bid, lenders want safe returns.

I'm not looking to sound alarmist, but I'm finding it hard to see a solution.  

These leads usually have the highest intent and the most motivation because they are already searching online for answers, solutions, or someone to help them with real estate.

It's a safe baseline that also gives a starting point, but it doesn’t give an endpoint.Number two: Should you even consider the low 500s?

Read the 16% solution book. 

Realtors who understand how to connect with probate leads not only help families by giving them a quick solution, but also create a steady stream of deals for their investor clients.

We’ve turned down clients who wanted to buy high-risk properties or who didn’t have enough financial cushion to invest safely.