Doesn't taste like chocolate.

Welcome to the GREEN SideI bet after you taste bucket load of money you will change your mind about passive income...Not that passive isnt something that you shouldnt look at for long term wealth..Happy huntingMichaelBTW buy that first house Subject 2 the existing loan...

We then carefully renovate and tastefully update them to provide affordable housing and revitalize neighborhoods.Too long?

I got a lot of calls from people who have A) no equity and are about to lose their home, they owe the bank $500k on a house worth $250k (i cant buy this) B) lots of people with variable loans.. which means i have to qualify for a bank in 1 or 2 years (I do not want to qualify for a bank, i want to get a renter that will pay the mortgage) C) people with equity.. very few and these people want 2006 prices.. so $600 sent on bandit signs , left a bad taste.. just a lot of people with problems I couldn't fix.Monica you seem to have better luck, few questions... to make this discussion interesting.1. how do you get a list of non owner occupied houses and ones that are about to go into foreclosure what is the best way to get this?

I still think people wants to rent something pretty and tasteful and can't wrap my head around being cheap and just running numbers on a "box." 

Most recently used them in Dec 2019 after not using for a while and the experience left a sour taste in my mouth.

Here is a taste of baltimore folks!

Take what they offer and minipulate it. to your tastes.

I find it to be a little too deceptive for my taste.

This mentoring thang is a bit too sexist for my taste!