You will need as many people as possible looking for deals for you as well as your own marketing (depending on the target properties you go after determines your marketing).If you hate your J-O-B, you could consider yourself at a disadvantage or you can look at it another way, as an advantage to motivate you to get the he^^ out!

Insurance companies will not have a relative cost disadvantage with respect to their competitors because everyone is going to have to cover pre-existing conditions and all their costs go up at about the same rate, which they then pass on as higher premiums.

So, if there is much more restriction in real estate, especially financing options, will begin to drive transactions underground and ultimately further disadvantage those desiring the American Dream.

They get a free place to house these disadvantaged children and you still own the investment.

I have seen BP members post about the disadvantages of owning a condo and I appreciate that they know what they are talking about.

The reason is that the realtor will take care of everything cleaning, paying bills and changing towels and bed linens. and I will sign a one year contract with them.Is there any disadvantages on this type of investment.

Since the owner would be getting the same desired income, what are the advantages/disadvantages for both sides in both scenarios?

The other option is to go wok for an accounting department in an established real estate investment company.I can see both having advantages and disadvantages, so I would like your opinions on this.

I am not sure what state you are in but, they all have advantages and disadvantages and different documentation.

But I'm concerned that the 203K program puts me at a negotiating disadvantage because it draws the process out and banks want to move these homes quickly and with as little conditions as possible (let alone financial ones).