My ultimate goal is to personally own 50 doors by 2020.My fiancée just have birth to my fourth child so I am keeping it simple this year.  

So, if selling at full market price is the objective, and needs to be if one purchases at "only" a 10% discount ( there is no room to sell wholesale at this discount), the only option to sell at full market is to sell to a retail buyer, i.e. a homeowner, who does not need to worry about rental rates and expenses vis a vi purchase price.  

I only left because I was overstaying my visa and they charge by the day for that.

- As an out of state investor on a visa, I will likely need a property manager to handle the property when its rented out.

@M Zadeh if your fiancee is willing to live in it for a year while doing the repairs/improvements, and/or if you're willing to partner with him. 

Here´s the breakdown of my cards: AMEX - $19,135 (I have an installment plan, at 7.99% APR, they won't close my account when I pay off the card) (credit line 22K)VISA WellsFargo - $6,865 at 21.99% APR (credit line $7,350)DISCOVER - $3.369 at 11.99% APR (credit line 7k)CHASE Freedom - $5,003 at 22.99% APR (credit line $5,500)I have no more savings.

in 09 in the depths of reflecting personally back on 30 years and what the heck just happened vis a vi the real estate space.I was comforted in the fact that even though things were so ugly..

I wanted to see if anyone had made the switch (or visa versa) and what your thoughts were.I've been in sales for a while and am very proficient on the phone, I imagine I can make similar money (if not more).

Please feel free to PM me more information about the property. 70-75% LTVDo you have a green card, visa, or ssn/Itin number?

Student Visa expired and had to wait for for one year for USIS to sort my residency out.