If you think you can handle c and d properties ie low income there's alot of money to be made out there.

After you review and approve you can fund escrow and the title company will handle the rest.

Their rent is less than my mortgage and expenses, so I deposit their checks into my personal account and pay bills from there.Not one software package out there seems to be able to handle this.

If you take the time to share some phone calls with a handful of prior investors, you should get a pretty good handle on what your experience is going to be like.The purpose of investing in a syndication is to leverage the sponsor's time, expertise, and ability to source great deals, but if the experience is going to cause you to lose sleep at night, any return you might make simply will not be worth it.All the best,Jack

Even if it's something I think I can handle, I atleast seek the advice of an attorney.

I can understand that yeah the windows are needed because it's a fancy salon with an image to uphold, but at the same time if I just waited 1 year, I might find a tenant who would handle their own build out, and I might break even.I'm also nervous about:1.

If you are solely looking for a home for yourself with seller financing, you are really trying to thread a needle so it doesn't make sense to spend a ton of money on direct marketing unless you can handle the other leads as well.

from what I gather it seems like the landlord made a mistake and instead of just handling it in a professional manner theyre adding fuel to the fire.

I have enough net cash flow every month to handle the unexpected.

I have experience handling contractors, some mobile homes and a bit of experience DIYing repairs.I'm interested in long distance real estate investing, house hacking, small multifamily locally in Norcal and possibly note investing.I'm a Fuel Hauling Truck driver who works on average 60 hours per week and commutes 12 hours per week.