It’s poking $600k.The numbers I’m talking about are the 2%, 50%, and 70% rules.

Are there different "rules" around closing a deal with a wholesaler?

@Adam Widder it would be worth making sure that your better half can support the mortgage amount you will need to break into the type of investment you want to venture into, meaning will you be looking for investments in the <$200k or closer to the >$400k?

Based on the 50% rule, you're going to be cutting it really close paying off your mortgage with your after-expenses income.

Yes,  they support real estate in Washington.

Just want to make sure I am understanding the Texas rules correctly.

Rule number 1 of landlording is that you can't control if or when the tenants pay, rule number two is that you can't control if and when they leave.Tenants are not known to be the most proactive bunch, either, so this may not be malicious. 

We raise rent to 50% of the gap between current rent and market rent, to make progress but still reward long term tenants.Long term problem free tenants are good, but tenants who so flagrantly break your rules and disrupt the quiet enjoyment of neighbors are not worth fighting for.

If you choose not to be on a team choose an office that offers support for new agents. 

I committed to finalize my rules and send them, and that there would be a minimum age for dogs.