We have done a tremendous amount of research to date, but are hoping to find some folks who are already succeeding to lend us some wisdom in exchange for shameless food based bribery.We have a solid background in property rehab and estimating and one of us knows a little about the law, but we could really use some advice from those of you who were actually able to stop researching - and start investing.Are there any investor-friendly agents or investing pro's out there who would be willing to set up some time to chat?   

Also, ground rents are extremely popular as an investment and many people still pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for large packages.

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I'm sure there are some food service industry jobs In which you could earn $40k+ a year if you are putting in the hours while looking for a physics job.

Basically, the way it works where I am located: an attorney reconciles everything needed for the closing, prepares the HUD, and puts the entire package together.

On its face, the deal looks very good, especially if I can negotiate the purchase price down based on a package deal for all three. 

I asked them what happened and they said they sold a bunch of deals in bulk to an institution investor and my deal was in that package.  

Originally posted by Jeff Beard:PM is typically an 8% gross rents business PLUS 'fees' and that's the trap - -nickel & dime you to death.I wish I could send you a link to our negotiations class, but it's not available outside of the full educational package. 

They can get a portfolio  loan with  3% down and rehab packaged into mortgage but it's a 75 day process.