Looked at a 100 acre farm once where the farm house was occupied by one 90 year old woman who probably weighed 90 pounds.

Based on what you described, it sounds like you'll benefit from a solid operating agreement to call out the details of the partnership, in order to minimize the chance of any unwanted surprises or disappointments.

Reighi have been with them for 2 years nowDo not use them i am here to give you reasons why they will try to rebuttal and state a bunch of false things but these are the real facts of the program1 They say no cash to close that is a lie out of 5000 deals they do maybe 1 will be no cash to close but they market it for no cash to close. which i think should not be allowed but they do allow it2 you will need a $3000.00 "deposit" this is not a real thing you will be paying them 3k you will not get 3k back if you wish for a refund it is not eligible for a refund at all so kiss that good bye3 referring back to number 1 when they so no cash to close they are actually saying an average of about 20k cash to close. you can find one of the best deals in the world and you will still pay 20k at closing 4 when you do close on a house u are refunded 2350 out of the initial down payment because 650 is paid for the inspectors but that is already after you paid 20k to close so your pretty in the red5 if you dont like there practices and how they operate then they will in fact tell you to pound sand and just deal with itso please read this before you use them dont be a retard like me and lose 3k for nothing they are truly bad people and they lie straight through there teeth i though the negative reviews were a load of crap and here i am wishing i listened to them

A big No No in my book. many folks on this forum pound the same old path of going to banks for loans.

Don't get too excited too early because I've been tracking several properties for half a year and they keep getting postponed rather than making it to auction.Also, Phoenix is awash in wholesalers who are pounding the streets to try to buy these homes before they ever make it to auction.

I ended up replacing the coil, supply plenumm, emergency drain pan and safety switch and 4 pounds of R22 freon for $2,800 all in.

Now days for $5,000 it's possible to have these people out of your life forever.I could give you details because the statute of limitations on those "evictions" has expired, but I suggest at the least you start writing a history of your experiences to your state reps and try to get them to amend the statutes, and if they don't act, at least arrange for some unwanted press.

Also nice being able to keep an eye on packages and any unwanted visitor activity, the latter of which you get much less of because of the deterrence effect of the cameras themselves. 

Use a speckled carpet with an 8 pound pet resistant pad it’s not that much more expensive for the higher quality pad and makes the carpet last longer.

I put about $800 in it for labor and and about 40 gallons of vinegar and about 20 pounds of baking soda to get the dead animal smell out of it.