If your granparents are still living there and your uncle is selling it out from under them without their permission, he is a shameful man. ;-) 

Low credit scores are nothing to be ashamed of.

It's a shame as we "slide into the world of George Orwell".

So it would be a shame to get rid of the debt just to buy properties with a higher interest rate.  

He should be embarrassed and ashamed.

That's a shame when you try to be reasonable and work with people.

And it's really a shame that they don't get it because it's such a great tool.

They are old growth wood, it is a shame to trash them.My house is from 1906, I did a top of the line restoration on some of the windows, but you don't have to go to the extremes on a rental.

I am actually heading back to the Gables tomorrow, the things I /men do for love LOLIts such a shame that S Beach is ruined.

End result is that even a slight unexpected issue puts the deal underwater and owning the property you either commit more money and deal with a loss or sell what you have and hope to beak even.Those that want to start by wholesaling really need to understand ARV and renovation costs if they want to impress a potential buyer that they have a real deal and not something no one else wanted to buy.It is a shame that the "get rick quick" gurus are all over the Internet today and all promise immense wealth with none of your own money or risk in the deal . . . . the one's making the immense wealth are the ones selling the programs . . . . know many investors that wanted to get into the business that took on loans to get these programs only to find that they were even further behind than when they started looking into it.There is money to be made . . . consider partnering with another investor (where you find the deal) and spend time with other investors with you local REIG.