I am working to create a site for real estate investing using word press today.

@Joel Owens Although that's true, you and I both know most brokers will not press the issue if they can't prove they were the procuring cause.

I would think that most (if not all) accused may already know their rights ----although some may not press the issue if asked to move/relocate.Okay, Much Success Always!

If you want to buy and renovate for under 30k, you are going to be hard pressed to buy anywhere that is remotely stable.

I've watched them on the surveillance camera rip down the notices taped to the front door and crumple it in a ball and toss aside, never reading the notice.Speaking of the surveillance cameras (all outside), I've also seen their drunk friends bash and smash 2 of the cameras.I've been pressing for them to get out without an eviction, they just signed a Quit & Vacate agreement for July 31, but by the looks of things, I don't think they're planning on going anywhere and I'll probably have to evict through the court system.But come this January, my rental headaches in Hawaii will hopefully come to an end as I've sold my house, my last Hawaii property, and we're going to close in January.I will never, never, never own a long-term rental property in Hawaii ever again.

Although I do not have a definitive answer for you, what I do know is that you will be hard pressed to find a bank who wants to be the second place lien on a mortgage product.

I think its colored history and incessant bad press scare a lot of investors away. 

You definitely want to stay out of the inner city, but I you'll be hard pressed to get a 2% ratio in the better areas.

It depends a great deal on how much the bank is willing to press the foreclosure.

If you have no cash and just started your current job you will be hard pressed to find traditional funding.