When he stopped, the ex-wife didnt resume the payments.

Looks like you are interested in all of the Greater Philadelphia Real Estate Market.Some things to consider in the Suburbs;* Can you afford the acquisition prices(Entry Point compared to Philadelphia County both on a Flip or Conventional Purchase* Taxes reflect differently in the burbs based on location (Transportation) and education provided for children and also college or university impact to that immediate area.Depending whether you are considering cash flow or flipping you need to understand your financial resume capability to compliment your market capabilityLet me know if you have any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

The cash flow resumes much faster and I have never had a tenant take revenge on the property.

I have called several real estate development companies in Tulsa (closest city to me) and one did take my resume.

This way when banks review my financial resume they'll more likely consider me if I am a W2 employee.

We received over 100 resumes and many more phone calls over 2 days.

Brokers can't stand flaky buyers with no purpose and direction and talk in generalities all over the place.Create a resume for the broker showing your plan and what financing you will be using and what your target property is.I work with new buyers often and they tend to be buying multi-million dollar properties.

If not, I keep it and resume marketing. 

Their are countless stories of experienced syndicators that are underwriting hundreds of deals to make one acquisition in today's competitive environment.There are certain skills and resume items you need (maybe not need but it makes it much easier) to take down a big property.

I’ll spend some time calling and verifying the info about their job and previous landlord but that’s itWhen you apply for a job, does the company put together your resume for you?