Interest caculated daily to an outstanding balance can cause different amounts, if interest is compounded and made a part of principal on a daily basis, your loan may not be in compliance for a residential property.Sounds you didn't get the type of loan you thought, I'd certainly investigate the note, your closing documents and especially the APR.

Unfortunately, she just married a prick.Point is, investigate.

If that's really the crux of your belief that values will outpace inflation, I highly recommend you do more investigation and research.I'll leave it at that...good luck!

Investigate your ability to build on that lot (zoning, utilities, flood plain, etc).

I found a hose running to a tenants unit upon further investigation.

After some investigation into this guys email I come across a website that looks to have listings of some distressed and abandoned properties.

If you are investigating a specific property to buy, and the deal doesn't work, you can deduct your personal expenses on Schedule A of your Form 1040 as "miscellaneous expenses."

I have a REO home that I am interested in however there is a very unique situation.

On the outside of one corner the siding has rotted out completely and the home has been vacant for over 2 years. Roof leaks, termit...

Looking to hook up with some other local investors, been investigating into local clubs, hoping to find some local mentoring.

Also ask the neighbors or even get a private investigator.