I am a professional real estate investor from Florida (originally from Australia) and I am looking to team up with an American Citizen to do some investing in Charlotte North Carolina.I have located several great properties- heavily discounted in good areas, that I plan to re-hab and flip.Elisa G

In some markets REOs have been discounted heavily for 2-4 years.

Its tough to read because its so heavily redacted.

It is heavily wooded in some parts, with a water feature.

Yeah, sign of motivation and a list that is not likely to be marketed to very heavily since it isn't super easy to get.A lot of the liens are like 5k, 10k, 20k range... so not deal killers I wouldn't think as long as there is a good bit of equity in the propery.

I want to get more heavily into rentals and out from under my current mortgage, so here's my thoughts...I owe 155K on my house, the duplex, and have listed it for sale for $399.

The problem is that you should be quite long-term as I don't see retail buyers getting loans anytime soon in these heavily investor developments.

In California title fees are heavily regulation.

The tenant profile is heavily hispanic.

However, I understand FHA lenders do have a restriction, therefore, if you buy a condo or townhouse in a certain development that's heavily NOO, it could cause problems in the future when you try to sell.