Starting out in very motional fields (i.e. foreclosures) can really kill your motivation... stick with trying to find the motivated sellers and while it may be a little more time-intensive, it will probably provide you with better results.

Was hoping to get a little advice, Im not in any hurry right now but if there are things I can set in motion right now I would appreciate if people could "open my eyes" :).

The judge and attorneys look at the testimony, paperwork, interrogatories, depositions, exhibits, written arguments, motions, existing law, case law, and on and on.

I already paid my coaching program coach or motivational speaker so the plan is in motion.

One of the challenges with any course is that the economics, ratios, cap-rates, etc. aren't uniform from market-to-market.

Typically, the lenders will file an exception (i forget the name of the motion) with the court to have the properties removed since they are not assets.

Stay calm and professional.There are cameras that are available (battery operated, motion activated, all sorts of cool stuff) for a lot less than that, if you decide to go that way.

If you are only converting it to a duplex it stays under the uniform dwelling code which covers 1 and 2 family homes in Wisconsin.

-Existing tenants on month to month have an option to move to a new premium unit and sign a termed lease.New FlooringUSB OutletsNew BathroomNew Common AreaQuality Vertical Blinds (Uniform look from exterior)New Concrete Driveway and Parking AreaGarages AvailableNew Tile Tub SurroundNew Light ScheduleNew AC Wall Unit SleevesNew Outlets and SwitchesAll New Door HardwareNew Kitchen Sink and FaucetMuch More......Common Area: BEFORE & AFTER  BEFORE & AFTER UNITHope this helps - much luck with your investment

I see a slow motion, unfolding train wreck of financial misery, sleepless nights, anxiety medication, panic attacks, and avoiding answering the phone and lots of registered mail.