I reckon there's ALREADY a Duplex where you want to live, BUT, it's in TERRIBLE condition, so the Seller would sell it at a severe discount (say, $350k) to avoid those rehab costs, and their circumstances are such that it doesn't matter to them about the Buyer potentially being able to turn it into a $600k Duplex once rehabbed.I reckon: Look for your forever home (but one in pre-rehab condition) - NOW!

I feel like the info and resources here in bp and other parts of the internet help tremendously for buying remote.

Win win Good luck do work hard and don't discount the law of attraction.

We work with a few that can through acquiring the properties in large quantities and at a discount. 

But in the meantime the adversity has been tremendous.. 

I'd get a lot of people asking to use the space for free or at a large discount.  

I'm in CT and in Fairfield county the majority of purchases in this time were so discounted that there only has been movement upwards.Did Southington not experience the same?

Now, here's where it gets a little tricky but I believe if you get a qualified tax company that deals solely in real estate tax accounting, they should be able to offer discounts on processing a portfolio of properties tax returns as you begin to grow.

Discount points: Payable by either buyer or seller2.

I must be able to purchase the property at a discounted price to enable me to force appreciation to allow me to recoup my total cash invested.4.