The only problem I have with this plan is I was hoping to be in my first property by 2019, but doing all this for him would probably push me back until 2020, but all in all, this seems like a good deal.My Question:I am coming to you guys/gals because I am curious of two things:1.

Hey guys, In a situation where a house in Oregon was sold at auction to a "third party" and the person who lost the house had cash and wanted to exercise their "right of redemption", where would one start? Contacting ...

For that matter if you decide to just take the money every month and not pay the loan, they lose the 300K, you get it and the monthly payments until the bank takes back the property.

Hi all,For those experienced investors, if you could go back and in time to your early days in real estate and could tell yourself only one thing.....what would it be?

My question is whether an abandoned property which has been gutted to the studs needs to be brought back all the way to habitability to qualify for reimbursements of costs.

I have found that I have to be careful with this as it is human nature for people to be negative to others and try and hold you back.

Glad to hear that you make it back often.

Start with goals, and back in from there.For example.

I don't provide trash cans in the apartment but have them in the back where all tenants put their trash.

Riley Blake As an FYI those going through loans backed by Fannie Mae, you can only wrap 2% of your house value in closing costs into the loan.