Rents are rising fast as rental inventory remains extremely low. Capitalizing on the current deals coupled with the rising rates--that is a recipe for an investing success! To invest in rental properties, you will not need a lot of cash, but you will need decent (not perfect) credit. As an investor of rental properties myself, I have the experience and knowledge in purchasing rental properties. I can refer you to a property management company that is tailored to your property, contractors and handymen, and a real estate attorney that has been successful for both clients and myself.   

There are two circumstances in determining your investing goals:

1. I have money to invest in real estate, and would like it to accrue its appreciation for me to collect down the road.

  The key here is Cash Flow. Earn monthly income while you profit from appreciation. I deal with everything from distressed and foreclosed properties to high-end new builds. I will meet with you to see what kind of property fits you best.

2. I have some cash, but do not want my money tied up for a long period of time.

  In this instance, you can find a property that is under market value-- may it be a foreclosure, estate sale, or distressed property. You can then re-finance it into long-term financing and take out your initial investment, while you earn monthly cash flow.