Pretty sure this is how it works out .I have walked the exterior of the property numerous times now,not sure if I like the looks of a very big retainer wall holding backearth in the rear, but everything else looks great, to me anyways ..

The key is that my partner and the other succesful stories took action which is the true key element.

There are numerous posts here that talk about the details of the math for both flipping and renting, so I'll only briefly summarize here.

Josh:You can lookup Lease Purchase agreements on www.uslegalforms.com to get a feel of the elements of a lease option contract.

Applies in numerous ways.

Traditional avenues of financing will be off-limits for awhile, but there will be numerous avenues you can utilize that will make real estate investing not just a possibility, but a certainty:•Bird Dogging – As a bird dog you work as a real estate scout, doing the leg work of locating available properties for investors who will actually close the deals.

Many of the people who posted to pay off properties as soon as possible hold numerous properties so they were obviously not afraid to invest.

I work 3-5 contracts a month with numerous changes and versions of the same contract.

The town I'm in has a lot of older (maybe 1900-1920s) homes in desirable areas and also a lot of homes built from 1949 on.It's an area that I'm interested in, but I've read one book by Robert Irwin and skimmed through another at Barnes and Noble and he mentions in numerous places not to buy houses over 10 years old, but especially not older than 25 years old.

The second most important element that will make it successful is using an AAR contract.