Hoping to hear some not horribly bad news on monday....

you're not kidding this books is horrible to read haha I feel like I'm in highschool again!

The idea of how the current owner pay nearly $1000 payment other than horrible credit or the Adjustable mortgage.How would I buy Sub 2 and write a note and mortgage for balance with agreeable terms and make this deal worth the time?

And through the process i learned so much, from talking to the sellers, to presenting a deal to a cash buyers,and then to the closing table/ And through that I had bumps and bruises and angry callers, to sounding like a complete idiot talking to sellers,deals fall apart at the closing table, horrible mailing campiangs, spending marketable dollars getting nothing in return... but through it all Thats where i got my knowledge.

The yard looks to be in horrible shape.

Even these experiences haven’t been horrible and they have allowed me to ‘jump right in’ and engage in a crash course of learning and learning about my building.

One of the houses has a horribly maintained yard but is a blank slate - is it worth investing in landscaping to raise curb appeal?

I have heard much talk of multi family units, and from what I have learned so far, as long as the property is a good buy (that is a big assumption, given there are so many many factors apparently that make it a positive cash flow investment), as long as credit isn't horrible( I plan to lower my credit card utilization to 30%, possibly get secured loans in the meantime), and you have a promise of employment for the foreseeable future from HR upon graduation.

I am having horrible dreams of our property manager getting the wrong person in the unit and all that work going down the tubes (My property manager is great thus far by the way).

And when you go to sell, you'll have the documents you need for escrow to make a final payoff.IMO a resale via seller finance is a horrible plan.