@Cesar PinedaWhile there are many ways to find distressed properties (cold calling, bandit signs, Craigslist, SEO, direct mail, relationships, etc) , it all comes down to how much time and money you’re willing to commit to this.This isn’t a get rich quick scheme, it will require your time, effort, and commitment to be successful at this.There were many great options given, so first you have to decide how much time and money you’re willing to commit to this.

I Am Not Looking For A miracle get rich Quick Scheme, but investing $25k and doubling It In One Year Is Pretty Much The Best Investment You Can Get.

If I could do it all over again, I would walk down any street in Los Angeles, buy each and every home on the street, as well as each home of each neighboring street, buy them all with liar loans, sit on them for six months and then sell each one for $150k more than waht I paid for them.Legal Ponzi RE scheme worked nicely in 2004-2005!

You are the architech of the scheme with intend to defraud or "short" the bank and cause a material loss for the institution.Later revert/resell the property back to the owner...You are ready to go to jail?

its this week's variation of the same get rich quick scheme people have plied over and over again.

The difference between doing it now and  6 months from now are not big in the scheme of things.

New roofs, painting the building a new modern paint scheme, interior upgrades and upgrades to the grounds & amenities.

The fact that you found the property doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things.

This is small potatoes in the grand scheme of things and you’ve made what sounds like some major accomplishments.

For one, they'll need to have an overall vision for the project and won't want to try to be matching the paint colour you chose once they've torn out all the kitchen cabinets.In some circumstances, putting on a fresh coat of paint and upgrading the floors garners a maximum return on investment.