Not really because I found out that, after the real estate agency's 5% fee (30K),  I will have to pay around 30% in capital gain taxes which comes up to a whopping 96K.

It was hosted by M.I.P and we toured properties, meet lenders, insurance agencies, and other provider doing business with M.I.PMy Criteria/Situation: 100K Purchase priceGood working-class B, B+ area3/2/brick houseWas looking for 1% rent to purchase ratioConventional financing with 20-25% down paymentUtilized 401K loan for down payment and closing costsThe Purchase:During the M.I.P Property tour in May, they handed out flyers with properties for sale reserved for visitors that weekend.

From my experience each turnover required more work, they didn't care much about their deposit because it likely was paid by another governmental agency, and I would guess every apt had at least one hole in the wall to fix. 

Bizarre - try Auto owners / company not an agency.

Louisiana is completely different :)If there's an existing mortgage on the property, by law you must use a licensed/approved escrow agency.

Preferably, go for $1 million+ purchase price because you can get better agency financing.There would a lot of work to do finding the deal, performing due diligence, lining up insurance and various inspectors and contractors.

Obviously, talk to the dept/agency that has the lien.

I played for the New England Patriots and now I own my own Insurance Agency.

Caleb currently my LLC is a consulting Agency focused on mindset and helping entrepreneurs getting past mental barriers so they can harness their potential and strike with Power. 

The government agency sent in a lead inspector, who wrote a long report detailing where he found lead paint, and where he "assumes" there to be lead.