If we find something we made sure to have it covered in the asking price that the seller already accepted to. I

Most banks will immediately tell you that they do not approve of a subject to.  I

@Jacob Eddy Jacob, the only way to get deals for less than what the market will bid it up to, is to find an owner with motivations or incentives that he or she will trade for a lower price.

Aside from a recommendation on who I should talk to (I am in Dallas now, not College Station) about the tax considerations, I would appreciate the thoughts of any willing experts (or amateurs for that matter) on the forum regarding my situation.

I haven't read the property management book but I want to.   I

right...I don't want to jump ship yet if I don't have to. I

I didn't get onto BP till just a few months ago, and had not really met any other RE investors to compare to. I

The info you are privy to is strictly confidential.

I spent alot of had earnt cash on somebody elses property that added value to. i didnt have any plans for the future but i knew id find something that would create the freedom i wanted. im 37 now and want to get into the real estate world.Ive been away from australia for 10 years and havent been able to follow the market trends but i know the interest rates are below 4% but house prices have increased significantly.For example i bought my land for 90000 and built on for 120000 now a block of land the same size is around 300000 and the median price for a house in my area is 420000.So i have equity that i could re invest for.

The first, which you are referring to, is when the property owner purchases the solar panels and sells the electricity back to the tenants, presumably at a markup.