(D) a grantee of an Insured under a deed delivered without payment of actual valuable consideration conveying the Title (1) if the stock, shares, memberships, or other equity interests of the grantee are wholly-owned by the named Insured...That said, our policies are ALTA forms without "natural person" restrictions, so ymmv.

This is da Vinci, Thomas Edison type thinking.

@Joao Da silveiraYou’re the perfect age to start.

@Nicolas Da Silva congratulations on the offer!!

You da man, @Jay Hinrichs!  

Absolutely get an attorney, go to the DA with a fraud charge as he didn't secure the note as he led you to believe, not just a civil suit but criminal as well.

Originally posted by Rod D.:A

DUN DA DA DUN....

Hello everybody, Has anyone bought, rehabbed, and Section 8'd a property in Baltimore City, MD.

For me, when I got started it was a) access to cheap private capital (family & friends), b) a willingness to house hack and live with roommates, c) location in a city with a cheap real estate inventory, and d) a friend who was also investing and could help me with some contractor contacts.Yours will be different, for example maybe you know a certain area of the city very well and can recognize underpriced MLS properties, or you have the time to send out direct mail and take phone calls, or you have the temperament to knock on doors of potential sellers, or you are very handy and can save money on the rehab, or you have a very long-term investment horizon so you can buy in marginal areas, or you love networking and can convince someone to JV a deal... you get the idea.