In fact, a potential flaw in your workflow is having the homeowner involved in the beginning of the deal.

Hope this helps and good luck in your venture.

What has kept you from venturing into duplexes/fourplexes or larger multi-family properties?

Luckily for me, I'm involved with a local community of investors in Dallas that not only genuinely care about your success in real estate and whatever business venture you decide to get into, but also walk you through the whole process..

Maybe or maybe not, but i'd venture to say that more professionals look to real estate as a supplement to their income, a way to build wealth than those that look to build it as a career from the ground up.Sorry to ramble, hopefully i made some sense out of this post.

If you are talking about using info. from your job in an outside venture you will probably want to make sure there are no confidentiality issues.2.

Joshua Dorkin In those few instances where my straightforward answer came off a bit to harsh, I recognized it, and made sure I apologized :) It's always my intent to encourage people in their ventures and help them anyway I can.

If someone pays for your place to live, that frees up that obligation for you to save money to use on your next venture.

New ventures are always kinda nerve wrecking but its nice to know experienced people are there.

Have fun in your ventures.