state of Minnesota, can a buyer on a CD claim the Mtg.Int.

If a house is bought via CD or lease purchase under a subject to agrmnt, once a tenant buyer is found, can that CD/lease purchase, be "sublet" to new buyer tenant "WITHOUT" taking on any responsibility if buyer fails to make pmts or damages property?

I got an audio CD from his website and it was packed with ideas.

Put the second half of that double payment in a CD and take out less money on the line of credit.

So, I would figure at least $20,000 cost for the interest I would have gotten on a CD leaving the money in the back.If you really do buy it, fix it and close the sale in two months, you cut out two thirds of the hard money interest, which gets it back to profitable.

Have you tried any of the national players?

If not, then I would suggest that you put your money in a CD and simply collect the interest.

Buy the books that are worth the price.To argue the other side a minute...I find that almost every book, tap, CD, course, seminar is worth the costs if you apply what you learn.

one word - TENANTS.i'd relate being a landlord to a poker player -the pros or good players play like they've already lost - so they've got nothing to lose in their mind. as a landlord, if you're going to start renting real estate - rent it as if it will be totally wrecked.ASSUME THE WORST AND PREPARE FOR IT.don't buy and assume the best.hope for it.

Figuring a deal that closely will get you into trouble.Having said all that, if you honestly want to try to accurately estimate, I have been very satisfied with the data and format available from http://www.contractor-books.com/Software.htmFor a very reasonable cost, I use the CD estimator occasionally to keep the contractors honest, and find it pretty accurate as to materials.