For future readers considering seller financing I'll add these comments, not ment to berate this poster, since its easy as a novice to make these mistakes when buying with seller financing.#1 problem with seller financing:  the price is often over market...

As I was doing my research there were couple articles as well as posts where it stated that buying a foreclose property for novice is not a good choice since there are many situations such as liens can make your deal go south.

Hello BP!Being a BP Podcast junkie, I've naturally progressed to the forums. As a long time lurker, I'm excited to be here.I have been a landlord for 5 years now but fall way short of being an expert in the field. By ...

Hey Everyone,My name is Bryant Diel, and I reside in Kansas City, Missouri.  Aside from listening to the BP podcasts and reading the Rich Dad Poor Dad book series, I don't have any actual experience in real estate inv...

I recently received my first two certificates from the state for properties located in Alabama. Does anyone have any information or tips on how to file an ejectment, take possession, insure the home etc. I'm excited a...

@Eric Martin I would love to meet up and discuss, I’ll admit I’m still in the novice stages but I have one SFH that’s been renting over a year and currently have an offer for my second deal.

As a novice, I found there’s to be a ton of actionable advice there.

I have three questions for anyone who’s gone through the process:- [Novice question] I see that the loans are 90% guaranteed.

The BIG difference is that Im a true novice compared to the time and effort of wall street investing.  

Make your case and make it clear to them what you feel is a fair resolution.Your landlord sounds like a novice that is way too over protective of the property.