it was a foreclosure rescue of a 75 year old lady in poor health.. she wanted to live her life out in the home.I paid it off 80k and gave her a life estate.. she lived for 6 years.. by the time I took back over the house was beyond salvage I demod it subdivided it and am building 3 500k specs on it.. so my return on investment will be  well it will be more than 10% per annum by a long margin.. but I am thinkin I am in the business so I can find these kind of situations.. but how does a passive investor find them ?

Hi, I am currently in the middle of a dilemma with a motivated seller who is eager to sign the contract.

The Seller may have health problems and needs to cash out to pay bills.

I’m just getting back on my feet after not working for the last year to deal with mental health issues.

So if we're in it for $130k, heck, even $150k, I think it'll be a good deal, but I have a dilemma.

We are under contract on a SFH that has mold in the basement but is otherwise very well cared for. The house is being sold as is, listed at $100k, ARV is about 110-115k, offer of 82.5k was accepted. Estimating $100k a...

That's crazy mang.Now, local businesses are being replaced by health bars, coffee shops, breweries and boutique shops.

Yes there is partial exclusion available but you need to meet either employment, health, or unforeseen circumstances.

Ultimately, she took the cash offer because she was in poor health. 

I think most people would agree that poverty is very much a pressing social problem in the USA.I remember in health class in NY back in the 90s, I had to learn how to feel around for testicular cancer on a nasty little silicone model, and yet no teacher in any class spent even a minute to explain how to put together a monthly spending budget.43 million Americans live below the federal poverty line and 9,310 American men were diagnosed with testicular cancer last year.