You actually have to go out and hit the courts, look up records and do some research which sounds more truthful to me.

How do you know they're telling you the truth about the home or the market?

Its only afterwards that the seller feels like they were not told the whole truth and wishes they had put the property on the open market.

Part of me wishes I'd discovered passive real estate investing earlier, but the truth is today's regulations allowing non-accredited investors didn't exist yet at that point.

As @Joel Florek says, the sad truth about Michigan City is that it is overflowing with potential that will probably never be realized.

I've written North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper's office with my complaint against Xpress Loans 911 LLC and asked that office for clarification, review, and enforcement as they see fit.And telephoned Xpress Loans attorney and told her to file their case against me.The truth is not "defamatory and libelous."

Just think, they are using the money payed to them by investors to hire a worker to delete truthful reviews on youtube and facebook.

I have only had one property I appealed (and truthfully I thought the county’s estimate was fairly accurate), however the appraiser killed me with their low ball price, therefore I showed the appraisers report to the county and they reduced mine as well.

Barriers to entry and competitive advantage remain fundamental truths to creating deals - so the question is how do you and other investors manage those factors.

It's also unencumbered by debt, purchased in foreclosure, and renovated to serve as a lucrative STR, yielding approximately $115k annually with a net cash flow of around $75k.My immediate 18-month goals include undertaking essential long-term maintenance and capital improvements to the Cape property (~$75K), which should augment the STR income.