He also has a FB group called overages, excess proceeds, surplus funds.

There is an excess of people (demand) who want a limited amount (supply) of something in a specific area.

This information is needed for excess fund research and REO properties.

With real estate your cash distribution is not from the asset it is based on the cash flow that you are getting in excess from the monthly rent.

With a $500k investment you could probably easily grow to a $1.65M, 6 units portfolio, with cash flow in excess of $2,500/mo, all while reducing your structure count from 6 to 2.

Originally posted by Account Closed:I am looking to start acquiring rentals but am using my capital which isn’t excessive at this point to do specs and fix/flips for income.

I didn't want to pay penalties or excess taxes so I took a loan out against my 401K. 

They were told that since they will be purchasing a fifth property with a Jumbo loan (with total value of loans in excess of $4 million) they would need 120 months of reserves for all of the loans put together (about $1 million in reserves). 

Most older homes in SC are ventilated and breathe fairly well, so mold in the living space/attic typically isnt an issue unless there is a water leak where there is constant, excessive moisture.

I will honor my agreement of refinancing or doing a loan assumption as soon as I'm able (I've been trying excessively over the past decade), however if he does force a sale, can I tack on the fact that I've paid all expenses including the mortgage for the past now 13 years to demand he reimburse me half, or is he entitled to half the equity and I'm just screwed out of everything I've put into the house?