I hope this helps narrow some solutions down, because i am baffled, and its starting to look uglier.

I just discovered this site it looks great.I am also an experienced S/W developer that has banded together with a team of engineers to make software that works great for small real estate investors.

What a better way to bring in the New Year than move to a growing city and jump on the band wagon of investing in property.

_One_ we’re interested in is apparently way over priced--$155 per sq' (prop A) where a couple of nicer houses are $126 (prop B and $132 per sq ft (prop C).

I've narrowed my focus to getting into rehabs and more rentals soon.

This area is built upon a band of gummy clay soil.

Posting questions on forums like this give you a chance to compare answers and narrow down the solutions to one that you are comfortable with.

I'm also a double major in Real Estate & Urban Land Economics and Finance so I have a good handle on the basics of the business.After all these books, websites and postings I have read, I've narrowed my interest down to wholesaling for now.

If you think that you can come up with some 99%/1% beneficiary solution, all I can say is good luck and make sure that you have discussed it with an attorney.The St Germain Act was written for the sole purpose of protecting the lenders' right of enforcement of the DOS, and to make exceptions as narrow as possible.

It takes a fair bit of leg work to narrow 2000 down to 20.