I'm slowly become familiar with the place, strongly suggest you do the same.

Taking out a long term hard money loan on a home in the West End that you expect to gross $4k because you expect strong appreciation... honestly there are a lot of red flags to me on this one, but then again I don't know all the details.

I also would strongly consider getting trash pickup weekly for an apartment building as trash every two weeks sounds like a terrible idea. 

I believe the operator is trying not to break any rules but also strong arm the price up but I am still newer to this so I wanted to see if anyone else has any advice on this.Thank you!

I work in financial management for the Air Force but really want to switch to CRE (commercial real estate) as I have developed a strong passion for real estate.

As for your last question - a good agent will present a strong offer to the seller so they are more willing to provide up to 3% back towards closing.

The benefit to us was we learned how to live on a limited budget, and we created a strong foundation for investing in the future.

You'll be set with no loans at 25-26 and strong income then get out of your parents basement immediately.

I would also strongly recommend background/ credit check.

I plan on buying subject to and sellng on LO (rent to own) and either bank or seller (me) financing on a wrap.I strongly suggest everyone super educate yourselves from the above list in parallel with your marketing for sellers (the challenge today).How do you find sellers who will via negotiate rent to you while you get financing,,,, then you convert that "yes" into selling via leaving the mortgage in place (subject to):- Listed and long days on market- expired listings- For sale by owner in zillow (look for the click filter for FSBO) and craigslist.