Ahh so confused.First commercial rental so hoping someone can explain this to me in 'I don't understand real estate terms' english hahaCheers guysTrish

Hello Everyone,I'm a high school English teacher who just purchased his first home and am interested in learning more about investing in real estate.

Would love to hear suggestions from you guys here :)Thanks,Alon* Apologies for my poor English :)

I own in Grove Park and I'd be buying in Bankhead, English Avenue and Vine City as well. 

I posted a year or so ago when a “friend/neighbor” wholesaled his barely English speaking neighbors’ dilapidated trailer house and made 16k on the 60k deal.

I am looking in Pittsburgh, Adair, West End, English Ave, around the new beltline.  

I know it can be done because I've sat on google translate to annotate German tax returns into English, along with past-dated USD currency conversions to get a loan through, but yeah this is one where you need to shop primarily the competence of the lender, and shop it hard.

Questions are bolded below: basically requesting calculations for payoff, NOD reinstatement amount and projected Notice of Sale amount or formula so I can calculate when I know the date of sale - in English please, not algebra equation please!)

Like if you breed a AKC English bulldog you can raise money fast as soon as you get puppies ( that is a side note) 

Of course you have the Bankhead and English Ave areas, but the proximity to the city make these A areas for investors (which is why I believe we barely ever see any of these homes on the market, these homes are going for 60k-125k cash when they're finally put on the market).The "D and C" areas can be considered the outskirts of the city (parts of 30331 and 30318 and parts of 30315 near South Dekalb), but those areas don't really see a ton of horrifying/frightening crime ; at least not crime that's worth more than a security system, a fence, and ample street smarts.