Creative financing is about “solving” a seller’s “problem” with nontraditional methodsNothing in this thread addresses what is this seller’s problem (maybe if I reread I’ll see something).  

Re-read #1 - consider a cash out refinance on that primary then use that cash to buy more real estate.

I'd go reread the posts that mention that.

I have read Brandon Turner’s book once but I am re re-reading it again right now.

Thanks, Grace.Your response made me re-read my first question.

.- Literally, in the terms of the contract, it states HUD is responsible for any damages to the property, i think this was the MAIN reason we signed the contract. i guess i will RE-READ up on this. - I think the tenants would be careful to do damage to my home as they are 100 percent at RISK to lose their VOUCHER. - I am going to change all my 9 properties to section 8, i like it. i just want to know how i can best protect myself....- Have you ever sued? 

Re-reading this thread I realized it's not very easy to find out about the upcoming meetups. 

Typically, what I'm telling people is this:If you've read the first edition of The Book on Flipping Houses, and if you've done at least one or two deals, you probably won't get enough out of the second edition to make it worth re-reading the whole thing.If you're read the first edition of The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs and you are still relying on price ranges in that book to help you with your pricing, then the second edition is likely going to be worth the cost -- pricing has changed a good bit in the past 6 years and the second edition is updated with pricing gathered from more than 50 successful investors around the country in the past 6 months.Also, the second edition of the Estimating book has sections on how to better complete your inspections for each of the 25 major rehab components, so if you're looking to get better at inspections, that's another reason to purchase the second edition.

Re-read the original post.

Hope this helps.UPDATE: I just re-read your latest post and saw that they are claiming injury due to mold, my comment above may be invalid then, but i'll leave it for reference only.