@Vince Mayer I purchased the actual property, but from what I've learned you have to go in front of a judge to prove the sale was fair and correct procedure was followed.I'm prepared to initiate a liability and limited property insurance policy once I take ownership of the property.

My only thought was with the 30yr, you aren't building equity, (I was thinking if you get in a pinch it would be tough to sell BUT you said you put 25% down so that should solve or at least buffer that problem).

Sometimes the most complicated and tough deals are the most profitable.

Apparently acquiring a collection agency license requires first proving you have two years of collection experience -- or you must hire a collections manager.

Ralph Soles tough question to answer because it is kind of vague.

If seller cannot prove that deposits were in fact collected, then I would suggest you contact your real estate attorney and see what options are available to you.

I'm looking for houses in Seminole, largo, and clearwater and deals are tough to find on the mls.

You want to be able to prove to an investor etc. that you have a handle on the potential profit or loss.

The reason being, it's tough to get through that first one, but if you do, everything after that seems very, very easy...

It would be tough to pull any equity out at this time with such little wiggle room.Two questions:Price dropped on May 14th by 6.7% Should I wait for the price to continue dropping before making a bid?