I'm primarily in a judicial foreclosure state and so that's where the fun lies for me because I create standing for myself to beat the bank/finance company at their own game and walk away with either the paper or the property free and clear.

The wife and I considered doing a game room but were afraid it'd attract the wrong niche.

You have to treat your tenants like guests and provide them an excellent experience  2) competition is heating up so you have to bring your A game.

I can't play those game$ nor do I want to. 

I say you ask him what his terms and price are, he seems to have knowledge in the game so start there. 

I'm Devin Coleman from western NC, Im looking to get my feet wet in the game and get me a home to flip.

You’ve played the game and you’ve made your money and now it’s time to enjoy it.All the responses I read so far seem to be ways for you to continue to stay in the real estate game which are gonna require you on one level or another to continue ‘working’ essentially, when it seems your goal is a worry-free, stress-free retirement.

Real estate is a long game unless you are talking about getting a real estate job, which then requires skill and experience.

Hi Travis,The best advice I can give you is to consult with a lender, explain your game plan, and ask what is needed to qualify for a 30-year fixed mortgage. 

In this couple’s case, painting the house white and adding a bedroom were game-changers.Prioritize high-impact areas like the kitchen and bathrooms, and add to the home’s curb appeal.