I plan on putting together highly detailed project books (details of the purchase, budget, cost expenditures, before and after photos, and sale details like DOM vs average area DOM, sale price as a % of ARV, etc.).  2) Is there a better way to do this investment than I have outlined above?  

Just do what is average in your  subject property in that neighberhood.  

Isn't that the idea of a sub 2, to take title to the property subject to the existing mortgage?

Everything I've watched and read talks about how awesome it is to do but doesn't really dive any deeper into the subject matter.

Big thanks to all you experienced note buyers for the great information in this forum and the recent BP interview with @Bob Malecki  that was super helpful in outlining the due diligence steps.

It seems the main question is how to determine sales comps, in which there are several posts on this subject.

Violations of pet waste are subject to the fine schedule and procedures outlined in the House Rules.

So while employing a property administration organization you have to look for these specific things in the business which can be outlined under:Charges: their charges or costs what matters you a great deal as you'll need to pay for them for what they're offering you so you must question them for managing your kind of property simply how much they'll charge.

@Ahmad MohammedAssuming you are no longer working for the company that sponsors the 401k plan, the distribution will be subject to a mandatory 20% federal tax withholding at time of distribution.

@Delmas Edwards I read and am still reading Wendy Patton's book 'Investing in Real Estate with Lease Options and Subject To Deal,' and it is about to bless me.