On the surface annual cash-on-cash return is approx -$2800 or -1.14%.

On the surface, it looks like I qualify income and credit score wise.

I have received my first potential lead through direct mail.I have been in touch with an absentee owner who's property is in foreclosure.She purchased the property in 1999 for $54k, so there should be some equity in it.I know there's a lien against it for unsightly premises, but she (the owner) couldn't tell me who the primary lender was.I have paid for a title search today, and I expect she would be willing to sell for pay off; however, because I've never purchased a home in this fashion, how do I ensure that the lender gets paid?

But I am talking the surface fleet, if you go aviation or some other community, you have more station options that are sound as well.Just don't spend signing bonuses or your paycheck on an insanely cool car at 21% APR.

I’m definitely just scratching the surface but I got some books and a ton of links so I’m excited to get into it, and hopefully execute it once I have a firm understanding!

That doesn't make a lick of sense to me, but wiping down the highly used surfaces, that makes sense and we did that before.

If she likes design and fashion, ask her opinion on the staging and decor for one of your properties.

And the added R of the refinance allows you to access tax free cash to continue to invest in an accelerated fashion. 

In the words of our good old fashioned billionaire friend, Warren Buffet,"be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful". 

I did not argue with the CPA's assistant, who did the filing, and majority of the work, but its unfathomable that software would be written in such fashion as to only permit the date of withdrawal to be the last possible date allowed by law, before penalties kick in and interest start accumulating.