From my experience, you are best suited to hire a property manager and then to manage them.

While I agree with most of the perceptions of financial freedom, other than MikeOh's opinion that it is just guru nonsense, it really depneds on your individual point of view.In it's simplest form, financial freedom is the ability to achieve a lifestyle which suites your needs without having to work for income.

I am in need of a lease to purchase contract that I was hoping someone would be able to e-mail me and let me use/modify theirs.....I have a tenant who is in a property of mine & wants to buy in about a year or two...I would like to give her an option to buy it, but she has to wait AT least a year....but I would like to be able to allow her to exercise heroption at any time after that year....Would someone have something that I could use (preferably for free)...that way I could modify it to suit what I need???

The property is 4300 sq. ft, 4 bdrms, 3.5 bth, in-law suite, gourmet kitchen, cathedral ceilings, wrap around deck...and so on.

Hello BP world, I'm learning all these wonderful type of investment stratedies here on BP, but I'm not quite sure which one or more(lease/option,subject-to/wholesale) that suites the FL market during these hard times.

Sounds like a good case for a law suit to me.

This house is a 3 bedroom main floor with a basement suite so i don't anticipate it taking long to sell once I list.

Thanks for the reply Ned.What i'm trying to do is find something I can do as a job,while also learning as much as possible about the rental business.I like having as much information as possible.Since my post i've thought alot more about it and think I might be more suited towards property management with my current skills.It seems to be a better avenue to learn the business than simply getting a real estate license.If I do get into it though,I would plan on getting my license simply to add an income stream if nothing else.The courses and testing/licenses are very affordable and I love adding to my education.Real estate law seems to be something really good to know if your buying/selling real estate for profit.

Again, if you need someone else to push you toward your goals, you are NOT suited to being in business and quitting now would almost certainly be the best goal for that person!

Other companies will follow suit and their role will be to "minimize damages" for their customers....lenders, loan servicers, and private mortgage insurers.