Look forward to having you as an active participant here on Bigger Pockets!

Usually goes like this from what I understand....Investor: "Mr/Mrs Homeowner, the alternative to you ruining your credit and having the bank come put you on the street is to let me help you".Homeowner: "But wait, you get my money and I get nothing!"

I'm guessing this leasing tact is the developer activity you mention.Sorry, I'm not familiar with condo. prices in the area, but it should go without saying that the housing market here is as bad as elsewhere -- and layoffs at the major employers (Micron and HP) are bringing more homes to the market.I realize my interest in this is entirely different from those of you that have invested in this project, and might loose large sums of money -- I'm deeply sympathetic.

This way I will be able to keep a tab on them while they will know I am still active, and I can hopefully be bringing money in also.Hopefully I will be meeting you back at home!

People tend to take it personally when you evict them; turn them down for a rental; have their Section 8 cancelled; have them arrested for drug activity; etc.

Use a different name like "Family Activity Court".

I think blood is running in the streets homes for prospective buyers are selling for historically low prices.So, I have two questions for you:1.Will you preserve your principal (the money that you’re putting in?)

(using active verbs rather than passive makes your writing more immediate, more exciting, more enjoyable.)

In my own words...Active member in the private sector of cash flow notes.

Yet other areas have enough inventory to get a good deal and yet enough activity to be able to sell the rehabbed property.You need to learn about the costs for doing the work, buying, selling, and holding the property.