I would like to make a legitimate business out of this to jump start and add value to my real estate investing.

They give legitimate owners bad names. 

There might be some legitimate reason why that happened (a lender hopefully will chime in on this thread to provide insight), however if so, the lender should be able to just explain to your and your client why that is.What I would really want to know would be a) what was the original agreement between the buyer and the lender, and b) why is it not reflected in the fee estimate?

That's a small price to pay for the liability protection and the appearance of being a legitimate company.

Depending on how your numbers work out, you could potentially be able to legitimately “wipe out” the income.

.- Look for a mentor- if you show that you are legitimately interested, full of energy, and willing to get in and do the work, lots of people will be happy to let you learn from them.

I believe that your concern about being over-leveraged is a legitimate concern given all of the uncertainty now and in the near future. 

There can be very legitimate reasons that hard working people live paycheck to paycheck.

As a new investor, it's highly likely that your number 1 problem is a (completely legitimate) fear of failure--as would be the case when starting in any new business.You’ve done the researchYou’ve learned everything there is to know about real estateYou have a deep understanding of the marketplaceYet, you are still afraid to take action!

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