It seems that turnkey sellers are sprouting like mushrooms, not unexpected giving all the distressed inventory being snapped up.Current practice by the largest turnkey sellers strikes me as questionable.

That's going to be a whole lot of money for her, possibly the largest check she has ever received.

If you find out the deal doesn't fit you objectives in a few years, then you want to have an ability to market this property, with financing, to the largest available pool of buyers.

I have 2 "special needs" children which is where the largest of my expenses are...

The areas that experienced the largest property value drops (and thus have the greatest deals now) are the areas where the local banks have been burned the worst, and these banks are under pressure from their regulators and their own Boards, and have either completely withdrawn from investment property lending, or are severely limiting it.You would also be well-served to cultivate some private lenders, and disintermediate the banks out of the picture, as they're just a PITA.

You should have a warm and fuzzy for buying the LARGEST purchase in your life.

If you want to read a scary book check out "The Creature from Jekyl Island", about the formation of the Fed.

Anyone have a good one? Purchased 2nd rental in 2011 and a little nervouse about using my usual turbo tax.

Sold eight right away via ebay, craigslist (sold to buyers in France, South Africa, Azerbaijan Republic, San Tan Valley, Arizona, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma and Wakefield, Rhode Island.

I am currently watching Steve Cooks wholesale DVDs that he did in Long Island a while back.