So let's say there is no value increase, but you pocket an extra $1,100/mo in income.  

The extra money over and above your payoff must be paid to your borrower, or to secondary lienholders if there are any.

a lot of folks in California pick out a property they don't see in person, trust people they don't know to manage it, and then it goes south. 

The OG Podcast was the "one-stop shop" and focused on what folks were coming for - actionable and relatable real estate advice and stories.There is such a thing as too much of a good thing and the current BP environment is evidence of that.

It has 1 less bedroom and no 2 car garage but 4 acers more land and obviously no MHP.This seems like it could potentially be a great deal but Just wanted to get some feed back on this from you folks here…Also, I know  fannie mae or freddie mac have lending on Manufactured Housing Communities.

I also pay for performance, meaning if my selling realtor gets my full net-price or better, I bonus them an extra .2% (which would be $2,400 in this example).

The forums can be a great place to meet folks in similar boats to you, I'd also recommend checking to see if there's any in-person meet ups for your area as that can be a wonderful way to connect with others local to your region.

I have friends who also say that the early gurus didn't teach them as much as motivate them, for which they are eternally grateful.Back in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the folks at CREonline taught me pretty much everything I know about deal making, I taught myself direct marketing using trial and error.

If you’re interested, I can help point you in the right direction or even introduce you to a few folks.

Hello,I am currently located in the Denver, Colorado area, looking to start doing some fix and flips to generate some extra income and eventually transition to a full time real estate investor.