Buy another turnkey, or put it in bonds and hope BB warns us all know before rates go up.

But in this case, I feel obliged to do so in order to warn others before they put down $10,000 of their hard-earned money.I have been a "Preferred Investor Group"(PIG) member in San Antonio for a little bit over a year or so and have purchased 2 houses thru Lifestyles.I choose to post with a psedo identity as it is not pragmatic to criticize a organization after paying a hefty sum in advance (which effectively precludes you from using services from other organizations).I disagree with some of you who may claim that some of the below points are trivial.

I've been warned that you should NOT write a contract in your name then have the IRA be the one to actually do the transaction.

I have heard warnings about making sure the title is in good shape or no bank with touch it but I have to be honest, I don't full understand what non warrantable means.

Well, you left that house alone for 2 weeks after I moved out and I know there were people just going through it because of the neighborhood. i even warned you not to leave that house alone.

I also warned him about this guy's shady ways and told him that this guy also has intentions of of trying to get him to sell also.

It maybe difficult to envision due to the bad rep we have in Chicago, but in my opinion the building inspectors in the suburbs are much more "stern" or "strict" than in Chicago itself.

Michael Galloway thanks for the warning!

(The place was a mess, as I am in the middle of a handful of projects, but wanted to start showing, and warning the prospective tenant in advance what I plan on doing) All in all, the two relatives, the wife, (prospective tenant) and the 23 year old son (prospective tenant) looked at the place and said they liked it.

I also worry his RE agent, who has marketed this property for 8 months, may warn against it, as I imagine she would rather short sell and get her commission.