You could use balance transfer offers, as long as you are able to make the payments and transfer or otherwise pay off the balances when the promotional period is over.

Hey @Paul Juell, I’d be careful with this approach, the resell portion may be a little more difficult in the lower class areas in Tucson.

I understand it’s difficult to house hack a cash flowing property, however, my intention here is to reduce my monthly living costs and get my first deal under my belt.Below, you can find my initial house hacking analysis for a property in the Boston area.

However, finding them for my state (Nebraska) is difficult. 

Either one of these options may be difficult to justify if one tenant is home all day every day with utilities running like crazy.

I know Freddie Mac now requires 25%, but finding that extra 5% will be difficult for me at the moment.  

With prices the way they are I think it would be difficult for me to come up with 20% for the down payment if I just tried to buy a straight investment property which is why I’m looking at those two options. 

Originally posted by Account Closed:The reason Detroit sucks is because of politics.First time i ever heard of someone concerned about housing surplus........................................you need to change your thinking till their will ever be a balance in housing supply. 

Not sure about year to balance - maybe that is a component of the forecast?

I'm looking for some advice on my current security deposit situation.My former (very disagreeable and difficult) tenant moved out and I mailed his security deposit settlement to him at his new address via Certified Mail with Return Receipt within 30 days, as SC law requires.