Hey everyone, new here on the block and in need of some info if available.

* The investor buyer will not occupy the property.I could lie and state that I intend to occupy the property, but would prefer not to take any chance that my realtor might be putting her neck on the chopping block if this is the case.

Particularly if they buy blocks or bulk purchases.

EricRefinancing can be blocked if the property was listed for sale in the prior X days or weeks.Not all Realtors are all that savvy as to the best way to deal with a pending foreclosure.So, two valid reasons that refinancing might not have been in the cards when the listing was created with seller financing being offered.John Corey

So, I do not have much experience.I want to take the leap into Real Estate Development.A few blocks from my house, at a busy 4 way intersection, across from a small strip mall, are three un-occupied and sad looking houses, all in a row.

In McAllen the average price of a home is around 70k so loaning out such a low amount may seem strange to them.The property is a 3 bed 2 bath 1350 sq ft residential on a good block across from an elementary school in Mission.

Business is business there is all ways going to be a bump in the road that blocks a straight path, what ever you decide to do about that bump determines the outcome!

When i was around 15 i started working for my dads Friends (RE Investors) doing odd jobs in rehabs lots of demo work, roofing, painting, decks, brick and block wall work, drywall, flooring you name it.

Making contacts(via the internet), drafting a plan, getting my credit in line, securing funds, but I am finding I keep coming across a common road block.

The one good thing about it so far is it sits on a whole city block, so we could actually do something with the land, either seperately or instead of doing something with the building.