We make a good team, he's the muscle and money man and I run the numbers, schedule showings, and make the design decisions. 

Once the breach has been declared, lender can proceed to force liquidation of the asset securing their loan. 

I am glad to hear you declare that you will have your first property by 2017.

I'd like to do the same thing as you (start analyzing a TON of deals), so that I can build that deal analysis "muscle memory", so that I'll actually be able to pick out a the great deals when I see them.

The 50% rule is very conservative and using it will shed off a bunch of "bad deals", but in operation, the 1040 Sch E will declare the true expenses and you'll get better numbers. 

You can only have one FHA at a time since that is the place you declare as primary residence. 

Anyone from any surrounding areas is certainly welcome: Sheffield, Tuscumbia, Muscle Shoals, Russellville, Killen, Athens, Huntsville, Madison, Decatur, etc. 

You will want a contractor with RRP and registered with EPA to do a renovation if your lbp test turns positive, and if it is declared hazardous, you will need someone to abate it.

Just thought I'd share this recent article:The CFPB's Structure Has Been Declared UnconstitutionalThanks for reading!

If the buyer defaults a notice is usually sent and the if the Buyer does not comply the owner simply declares it over and takes the property back.