I would ideally apply that strategy to single-family homes to start, then transition to multi-family properties.

Sought-after area (close to new mass transit center).

The price range was from $3K up to $25K over the list price of the REO, and all of them were privately owned so some easier negotiating on price would be likely.It's in a "transitioning" neighborhood so once you get outside of a 10 block radius you can find some real "beaters".

I would say do nursing until your REI pick up enough for you to make the complete transition.

The transit agency is www.rtd-denver.com and you can find maps of where the lines are going.

Let us know if we can help as you transition into real estate investments.

Our plan was to continue, buying properties with transitional 15% deposit route but by then market changed and our lenders became very restrictive on further lending on existing investment properties.

The market is emerging and the townhomes are near a new shopping mall, the interstate, and mass transit.

And the possibile transition of your loan to Chase.

I've had the ending date for interest be extended to allow for time for checks to transit, but I don't see any reason for paying interest for a week before you own the house.Was that shown on the good faith estimate?