I am thinking of investing in a CA company that buys bulk foreclosures by pooling investors money.

Even the pool was a refreshing 90 degrees.Did my first investment with Dad when I moved to NYC.

In fact, one woman I became friends with bought a house for 236K that I had looked at and turned down because it was too big for me and had a pool, but was priced at 225K when I looked.

The downside came quickly after when everybody else jumped in the same pool and turned my water yellow.

We have a pool of investors that scoop up the deals.This town is full of opportunity as it is more "normal" than the coast.We also negotiate large investments throughout florida.This forum is great as i'm always eager to learn.

Hello to everybody on the forum! My name is Jason and I come to this forum with an open mind and constant willingness to learn real estate investing. I love life and I genuinely love living everyday filled with gratit...

I can investigate suspected causes; such as: toilet or faucet leaks, unapproved (by me) neighborhood Laundromat, use of outdoor spigot to fill children’s pools, leaks in the piping, etc.

Anyways, the opportunity is this, $500 down to invest in a sfr in Sunny Hills which is in a community near Panama City, Florida.

Essentially, you offer to your clients as an OPTION a "per door" fee that would go into a pool.

There's a larger pool of available properties, and opportunities for buying at a discount combined with a cash flow are probably more common than with MFHs.