It's an emergency.Have a witness with you.

To wit: If you owned it before, and will own it at the end, then it's not a purchase mortgage.

i posted this post with an opposite view so as to not lead the witness so to speak. 

This has been a common theme of the successful in REI I have experienced and witnessed repeatedly, the successful are never with "herd-think". 

Cap Rates don't matter a wit when it comes to residential properties, other than as an internal metric for your own use.

Talk with the custodian about how the LLC is going to be managed, and who will be doing it.I had a chat wit Carl Fischer and he outlined the differences between IRA and IRA LLC.Thanks again Alan.

You want to drag a friend and serve the notice in person while ur friend will be playing a witness. want to live for free taking adventage of idiotic system ....come to Crook County...we welcome all sort of deadbeats..enjoy

To my mind, that is the WRONG question to ask if you're thinking about investing in areas where you think you'll probably have to evict sooner or later to get rid of tenants, to wit, low-C-minus areas shading into D-class, or (if you think that's what you want) the cheapest of the cheap war-zone, D-class areas.I live and operate in PA, in Allegheny County, to be specific in the geographical City of Pittsburgh and just outside in some of the near suburbs.

Having grown up in a rural Missouri town, I’ve witnessed how one or two investors can corner the real estate market quickly.

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