I have identified properties for a cash deal, but have gotten "cold feet".

Now that I have moved away, I am renting it out to a single family and it is non cash flowing and honestly was a bad deal to begin with all round.

My monthly payment which includes T&I is $579.33Balance is currently $48,368The house is assessed at $91,700 for tax purposesHouse sits on 2 acresHouse is approximately 1,500 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathThis house is located in the countryThe house is old (50+ yrs) and the septic is a conventional system. 

Fairly often, the South Shore and South Coast get rain or a rain/snow mix while the Worcester hills get clobbered due to having about 1,000 feet in elevation.Good luck!

I used to have at least one of these a month on my rounds for when I did handyman work.

Last I read that Venice Coastal Development Projects shall not exceed a maximum height of 30 feet.

Being a new realtor you can take it on part time at first to learn and get feet wet while keeping your current job for lending.  

Hello Bigger Pockets Community,I am just getting my feet wet in real estate, and having read multiple "beginner" books, I find myself asking the same questions over and over: Where do I find deals to analyze?

Or stay open year round?

Permits, I've talked with the local government and have been told the process essential is talking to every land owner in a 1000 feet, and putting an ad in the local news paper to see if anyone objects.4.