As long as u can put it on a credit card, I'd never worry about it.  

hello everyoneI am chad and I am looking to learn about real estate investing i have been watching the bigger pockets videos on u tube lately and decided to join the group I am hoping to learn and research some more before i jump i and buy my first rental property. 

They will also tell you if you have a good deal or not.Another way, like @Chris Seventy mentioned is to find a joint venture partner, preferably one near you.  

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Current property deed has two names (X and Y), however the mortgage note has only one name (X).And as per the title search report, Chain of Title1:When the property was purchased the deed has both X and Y names as joint tenants with the Right of Survivorship.Chain of Title2:Later a quit calm deed was made with Grantor( prior owner)  Y and Grantee (deed owner ) XChain of Title3:Again a bargain and sale deed was made the other way from above Grantor( prior owner) X and Grantee (deed owner ) YCurrent Title (vesting information):And one more time a Deed was made with both names (X and Y) on the deed as joint tenants with the Right of Survivorship.Now, as X is the only mortgage holder from the time of purchase, and bank is foreclosing the mortgage on X, will Y have any legal ownership to the property, if the property gets sold at sheriff sale.

@Dani U. check out some of the online payment options here as some of these can block partial payments:https://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/pay-rent-online-...Let me know if you have any questions since I am involved with the payment industry, as mentioned, so I am obviously biased toward an online option.  

If someone in the NOVA/DC area is willing to do a joint venture deal on a flip or wholesaling deal, I would love to partner up OR even if I could tag along to see how a deal is started from point A – and then finished to point Z (FOR FREE) – this would be most useful!

I was offered a deal to do a joint venture on one of the houses that needs a little work ($7-10k).

I was a Licensed Mortgage Broker back in 2005-2009  and flipped a few homes when no real skill was needed back then and made good money which I foolishly invested into a joint business venture with my hubby in 2006.  

You might want to consider a Joint Venture with an experienced note investor, as they can show you the ropes, and you get a note that you split profits on, vs paying for expensive training.