Depending on the price I may want to have a recessed wardrobe installed.

Buying from a private party FSBO, buying a property in foreclosure from the owner, buying subject to, etc… I took various contracts, took what I liked from each of them, wrote my own, and then had it reviewed by an attorney, and then made further changes.

Part of me wants to err on the side of safety while the other part is reminding me that the rewards you get are for taking some risk.

Then, for and assignment fee, sells or assigns that contract to another party that will buy the property.

As I'm no moneybags, I can't get my head around where the money for the second, third, fourth properties will come from with my income tied up in the buy and hold.Can anyone help me bridge the gap (in my head)?

Or change it to 30 day notice for either party to cancel (which makes it a month to month)If you can not reach an agreement with the landlord, go and find something else to rent.If the house is still on the market for sale, there is going to be some inconvenience to you with property showings.

Thirdly, thank you for your response.

The institutions that have installed a new CEOs will come clean ASAP.

Fred,There was no secret insight on my part. I

I've read MikeOH's book, and it seems like, at least in this area, the hardest part is going to be finding a positive cash flow deal.