Lito - When you move out to Denver, you can tackle the many 14,000+ mountains for hikes . . . that'll get you in shape!

I’m sure that the panic and fear that is currently lurking in every news paper, every television station and at every kitchen table could have us all standing in our underwear with nowhere to live and nothing to eat in 10 years.

Priced to sell, I should be able to get $130K, so basically, I'm looking at bringing $10K-$20K to the table.

This is a great scenario because aside from having a financial backing, you'll also be taking advantage of the years of experience that the established investor will be bringing to the table.

You got the sense that the guy left nothing on the table.

We set up tables and chairs for folks to complete applications and had bottled water in the frig for those folks to have while signing.A lot of neighbors came by during the open house.

If i get a loan for the Rehab and Payoff, how much would i need to bring to the table?

its a bad risk for the companies to write. there are ways around it though. a property is defined as vacant when there is absolutely nothing there and no one is returning.. if you keep some things there.. table chairs old couch and return once every 60 days its unoccupied and will be covered under a standard ho3

I agree with CRPell - with most of America, usually an hour to an hour and a half drive will take you into a good investing area (with the exception of southern california - takes too freakin long to get out of the mountains).

But, oh, how times have changed.You have two incredible gifts at your disposal: time; and access to more resources and knowledge than any individual in all of history.As my old high school coach used to say right before a game: "Boys, the biscuits are on the table."