Hi, I am looking at a vacant property here in Nc and wondering if anyone would have a person of contact or know where to go in regards to a property that has been foreclosed on by Caliber (behind the scenes its really HSBC) with an LSF9 Trust (By what i read is all "Paper Fiction Novel").

Very good behind the scenes insight.

Before investing, I would like some information from locals, RE professionals, and those familiar to the area about recent developments (i.e. crime, social scene, commercial activity, employment, etc) and which sections around the metro area are primed to grow.Any input will be greatly appreciated.

I flinched at that but at least got rid of the legacy risk, dealing with his crazy kids some day like a reading of the will scene in a bad movie.

Hi all, I've been lurking behind the scenes for about 2 months but this is my first post.My wife and I have a LLC set up and are diving into the industry starting with duplex, triplex, and 4-plex units. 

Remember that scene in the movie snatch where they visit a gypsie trailer park.2.The foundation is a BIG problem.

SpaceX is only getting bigger, Magnolia isn't going anywhere (the Gaines just announced a 15 episode behind the scenes series), expanding suburbs around Waco, TSTC, MCC and their partnership with multiple four year institutions, Baylor (still recovering), and Waco is smack dab in the middle of Austin and Dallas on the I35 corridor.

I'm 34 years old, a lifelong Seattle-metro resident, and work in the tech scene in Sodo/Pioneer Square.

I'm relatively new to the real estate scene (although like many I've previously read a ton of books, listened to podcasts, and fixed up my own houses) so I'm looking forward to learning more in the community. 

For example if I only end up getting 0.7% of PP in gross rents, and my expenses somehow reached 40% of rents (what I would consider a pretty nightmarish scenario), I would be MUCH better off with a deal like the one you propose (cash flow of nearly $2k vs only $400).