Throw in a stove, fridge, and ouija board.

I think if you do your intial homework and dont just throw blind offers at everything but pick a select few that work on paper first this would be a good solution saving you as well as your realtor time.

it would be so much easier im mean where are these people and when you meet them they take you for rides in there lambo's and to there huge houses and lake houses talk all this im going to start you in your own business meet their friends and never hear from them again lol all i want is your money ill do the work and make you 30k to 50k in a month or so it seems like people would just throw you there money they dont have to do anything and still rake in this much dough i dont get it maybe thats why i cant find them ?

Not gonna unnecessarily and dramatically throw flaming knives at you...appears that has already been done by some of the posters thus far.

before you "do a website" - make sure you know exactly what you're going to use it for.you may find that it complicates things and keeps you from doing what you want - which is to buy real estate low and sell high, rent, etc...it's weird, the LESS you do, the MORE likely you are to get where you want.S I M P L I F Yyou start throwing in all this other stuff and you get bogged down and before you know it, you're sitting on your thumb...ouch...

Hey Brad, I'm brand new to this forum, but I'll throw in my 2 cents.Have you checked the rents on your area?

Rent is going through the roof here and I feel like i am just throwing money away.

That's a return of less than 6%/year.If you had a mutual fund that was throwing off 6%/year you wouldn't be asking about selling, you'd have sold already.So your house is appreciating at less than 6% and your money is probably costing you 6%.

This would be great.Ok, now because I am really new and am still trying to figure out all this stuff out I am going to throw some numbers up that may not be the way everything works, so please correct me if I am way off base.Example 1: I get the house for 70k and say I can get the loan for the total amount I would have payments at 585 a month for 20 years at 8%Example 2: I by at retail for 100k I get a 20k loan at 8% and I can get the seller to carry the second mortgage of 80k at 4% for 30 years.

Do you really want to throw money out monthly for the next many years while you hope for appreciation?