Regular auctions are an easy way to get a house, but the problem is, a lot of the time if it needs a lot of work, many times it can be hard to get financing.Having a job is a huge help, for qualifyingA lot of the fancy techniques peoplediscuss - hard money, private money, flipping, etc. sounds promising but can be hard to do first off.

I have used similar techniques and had a number of people who want to partner with me.

You're either going to have to learn to live with this risk or forget about these creative techniques.

It might not hurt for you to make your investing buddies aware of the mentor's techniques.

At some point in my real estate research and study (such as it is), I had read some techniques to maximize your bottom line at a given address.

I have never heard of this technique but perhaps it can be another option to add to your wholesale arsenal of tools.

That gives the lender the right, though not the obligation, to call the loan due and to foreclose if you can't pay it off.You may get a slightly better price with these seller financing techniques.

I would not be surprised if some of the guidelines are relaxed to accommodate more families.

When I am I am in the car I would rather be listening to music...maybe not the best use of my time but that is one of the few times in a day when I am able to relax.

I think the house flipping technique might be able to help me find better deals which is why I've been researching it.I currently rent two SFHs.