This is where the homeowner catches up the payments and brings the loan current, perhaps by making higher than normal payments for a set period of time.

Unfortunately, as your portfolio grows (or even with a small portfolio over the long term), these expenses catch up with you and must be accounted for (because you have to spend real money to pay them).

In all honesty, I think the rest of the country is just catching up to my area.

Nephets you were quick to catch what I knew I left out--yes consider it is a SFR.

Please feel free to send me an email to [email protected], we can catch up there for more details.Have a wonderful weekend.CheersRam Chandrasekaran

I don't mean this from a supersticious standpoint - it's just a matter of putting yourself in situations that will allow you to catch "luck" more often than other people, by researching things on a daily basis and working to be the one to see them first and prepared when one comes along.

Additionally - banks do catch on.

Obviously the catch with this is that you have to be able to find someone willing to trade you, and that might be easier said then done, although it certainly is an option.If you absolutely think that bank financing is out of the question (and you might be selling yourself short here, at least for a portion of the loan) you can also pursue private money.

If you are going to install a water heater that is going to catch fire and burn down the house, then yes, you better hire a professional to install it.

Catch you around the site!