@Peter Mckernan Hi Peter, it's ways to nice to hear from a like minded investor, and congrats on the 5 properties you ended up purchasing, that's really impressive that you successfully pulled it off!

Since I'm a first-time home buyer, I was under the impression the pre-approval letter should contain an interest rate.

We’ve loaded up everything into a uhaul from our primary which I had 7 viewings today that all went pretty well and hoping to get applications soon as from first time impressions they were all potential tenants (renting out for $1700 a month on a mortgage we pay $1240 and hope to bring down to near $1000 after refinancing).

Being this topic is about investments and you used the words "bling" to "impress", I took the approach in my response how I did.

Goal isn't to impress the tech-illiterate; goal is to give other people ideas who may be in a similar situation.

I am most impressed in the described 4 foot leaning tower of poop-sa described in the article as that takes a level of commitment and determination you wouldn’t expect a person leaving behind that kind of mess would have.  

@David AdamsThat’s really impressive!!

In fact, I won’t even show it until that cleaning has been done because first impressions are everything.I always get a lot of comments from applicants on how clean my places are (and sometimes how dirty other places they’ve previously viewed were).

First impression is huge.

Apologies if my musings are tiring you guys out, but you seem more interested in discussing this stuff than my fiance is to put it mildly. not familar with Debt X  so have no clue there.. also keep in mind the folks posting above are to the most part in the business and they actually buy the notes.. they are not brokering.. at least thats my impression.. they buy the notes in their fund or their personal funds then use the income to pay returns or create returns for themselves they are not making broker fees.. which generally needs  a license in some states.. like OR  and CA for sure.