Tim Lol that story Sounds Familiar :) Hello an welcome to BP I would recommend Joining some Meetups an your Local REIA Club in Indianapolis as my Friend Mr.Alain Stated there is a lot of great People an Opportunities on here but you will need a Mentor to guide an cut your Learning Curve Good Luck.

Generally, I've thought cash buyers were people who could cut a check for you right then and there.

It's usually shoddy workmanship with cut-corners to fool the perspective homebuyer.

My dilemma is: I need to invest relatively soon, and saving probably won't cut it so I have to get innovative to grow capital exponentially. 

With bundled payments coming, SLP caseload will likely be cut in half, maybe more.

Do not cut any corners to make something look better.  

I will have to admit that i have thought back many times to before i was married and had 3 kids that if i could have done it again that would be what i would have done.Condos could be good could be bad... the thing you want to watch out for is the association and how often the increase the dues... they tend to cut into your profits.

and am interested in exploring working with investors to enhance new properties or renovations in exchange for knowledge and a cut after expenses.

. ~5% return.Spotted a development opportunity, for someone, a few days ago as I was cycling home from my brother's. 2350m2 (up to 5 sections) & 8 to 10 times as big as my equity. 5 minutes walk to edge of a big university (Canterbury).

“Essentially, they are cutting in line,” Mills said, referring to the super-lien priority status over a mortgage.