Majority of the foreclosed homes were due to baby boomer passing away and their kids won't pay for the mortgage.

I liked this strategy because if I ended up in a bad area it would just be my headache, it’d be there’s too. The

There are literally some neighborhoods that have homes pushing $1 million.I thought this too. The

I'm 22 years old living with my young wife who is due to have our first baby girl this upcoming month.

I am curious about them too. The

This is because sponsors aren’t allowed to advertise their deals—which is why the investments are also referred to as “private offerings” or “Real Estate private equity” (google those, too!).  The

You will provide one to the tenant and keep the other one.The reason why it is important to revise the lead certificates during your inspection contingency is due to the fact that number 1, kids specially babies can get sick and number 2. if the seller did not  do a lead inspection then he might not be doing the City's rental inspections either. 

If you’re able to find a mentor or seasoned investor that will take you along for the ride and let you invest your cash alongside them too, the return on your time with the knowledge you gain will exponentially exceed your financial gain from the deal.

@May Emery I actually just read a news article this morning saying that seniors are choosing to stay in their homes at a higher rate than whats typically been observed in the past. https://www.housingwire.com/articles/46757-baby-boomers-wont-downsize-homes-anytime-soon

A 30 year old person who just got a raise at work, just got married, and just  had a baby trying to explain the same downsize ehhhh... that is a steeper hill.Are you moving closer to a new job?