II fell like I have some good real estate advise but I don't want to write a blog that rambles on.

I don't know what it is, but every room picture makes me fell like I have to duck down.Since the selling point of this place is the school district, you need to make your place child friendly.

(via 1031 exchange)An investor friend of mine opened me up to the idea that I could either hold it for 3-4K a year, or sell it and make 15 years of cash flow in one fell sweep.

After I purchased my personal residential property, I fell in love with the thought of real estate investing and after reading many books and attending seminars, I am ready to take the plunge and learn through experience. 

Yes, a subordination agreement would be used in the event a borrower fell behind on a 1st position lien and did a loan modification.

I checked with town hall and all taxes are up to date, and a lien search yielded no other liens or judgments against the property.This sort of just fell into my lap, and would be my first fix and flip. 

We paid $120K in 1994 since then the value went up to $750K at the height of the market in 2006 then fell to $400K.

@AJ Singh the deal just fell through today because the house needs a new roof and substantial repairs to the plumbing.

Long story short, we fell in love with the neighborhood and now we've decided to keep it as our primary residence for at least 5-10 years.  

The extended stays in our town are where all of the crime happens, drugs, prostitution, assault probably worse.