There are REIA up the Ying Yang, Investors and lenders of all times.

@Vickie Yang Message Sent!

@Tabitha Yang Do you care about your future relationship with this sibling?

@Steve Babiak ,@Rich Weese , @Will BarnardHello Experts,I believe getting into foreclosures are alot of time/work/money/risk involved for a little or sometime may be descent money (if you are lucky or can sell it on the prices you expected initially) ... not sure if its worth for what you are getting..I am in in a process of planning future and deciding the best route for investment option, basic goal is to get a regular monthly return/income while i can keep working on my current full time job, i can invest in either buying a multifamily/apartment building having 25+ units or buy a hotel/motel or buy a land and construct a apartment building(not sure if constructing a building would be bettor of buy an existing one).

Thanks for the Tips guys :) @Tony Yang Im taking the class in April, I feel it will be worth it somehow.

@Yang Xiao I am not preapproved because I am currently closing on the last rental I can finance by myself and do not want to rock the boat.

@Sean Yang I have 2 referrals for a property manager.  

Basically, the banks are happy to refi you up the ting yang when rates are low and their is plenty of liquidity.

@Steve Yang I grew up and started by REI business in Cincinnati.

Andrew Yang did a good job in my view shooting holes all through it in last Democratic debate.