If you want to invest in income properties but you don’t have the money to do so, you’re in the right place. Throughout the last couple of months, I’ve talked to hundreds of people interested in income property investing and a large percentage of them were dealing with the same issue…

Finally renting your unit to tenants is one of the most exciting steps of the whole income property purchase process. However, you don’t want to jump in too quickly and choose a random applicant to move into your unit.

As a landlord, you will have to deal with all sorts of people problems, especially if you inherit tenants from the previous owners of your properties.

Going into real estate investing, you will have to learn a lot about professional relationships and personality types. As a landlord, your job will be not only to rent properties to tenants but also to be able to recognize if a potential tenant is going to help you grow your business or hold you back.

Stepping foot into real estate doesn’t have to be an enormous challenge, as long as you’re ready to invest in your education and learning. The problem many people run into is that they don’t know where to start.