For instance: If I had 15 ft of counter space at $36 a linear ft that was 2 feet deep would cost me $540.

Then, I thought what the heck...I can learn something.I don't have those kind of deep pockets.

I must admit, I haven’t dove to deep into the reasons why but I will now.

It's next to impossible to get anyone to do anything and if you do find someone, they'll stick their hand so deep in your pocket, they'll be fishing around in your sock for money.

For me it was, pick up the note at a deep discount, have mod fees, allow time to pass and I'd refi at the par balance.

While it's tempting to just jump into the deep end of the pool, I think that ultimately you'll go much farther with a solid foundation of knowledge and skill.

This leads to me to think there would be a good amount of Lonnie deals around and maybe I haven't dug deep enough but the majority of homes in my area seem to be selling for $15k, $20k, up to $50k.

They have reclaimed land off the coast (not very deep) and have developed what looks like a palm tree that can be seen from Space.

I will say, you should get a deep, deep discount by buying twelve homes.

I'd suggest, unless you have deep pockets, to start smaller, a 4 plex owner occupied can go to FHA as a first time home buyer, a tri-plex or duplex.