Its very competitive and cut-throat, you need to be able to network well and have a keen eye for finding deals and making numbers work.

Isn't a couple hundred or thousand better than a poke in the eye and a foreclosure on your record?

We tend to keep an eye on those properties if we get the chance to make sure they are owner occupied.

We're gonna keep an eye out for it until then.

I'm putting the quotes around service dog because the tenant wasn't blind, he had emotional problems or some other nonsense.I'm just wondering if medical marijuana users would be able to claim the same horsebleep?

Today, shes still there with her daughters and she is happy as ever, in her eyes, its still her home and I have had maybe $300 in expenses since I bought it and it helped me get into buying other homes.Oddly enough I have acquired several other homes under unique scenarios like this one and it has all been triggered by talking and helping others with their financial situation.My greatest concern is that I don't want to be the guy who invests in the stock market for the first time, makes money on his first investment and then thinks he's an expert.

Hi @Tammy Spearman, Learning about liens, and your unfortunate case has been an eye opening example. 

Keep an eye out on specials, bogos, and discount.

I was planning to do this, and my eyes glazed over reading the regulations.  

It opened my eyes the way it does.