He who has the gold makes the rules, and the banks and insurance companies have all of the gold...If Daniel followed your advice he would not be breaking law - per se, but he would be violating a couple of clauses which opens him and his partners up to liability. 

Heideman : http://www.positionrealty.com/pdfdocs/Insider_Guid...Another from Dawn Rickabaugh : http://notequeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/se...From By Attorney William Bronchick : http://legalwiz.com/wp-content/uploads/bsk-files-m...From the buyer side of things, seller financing is rather simple.

@Will Johnston I have a few 1 bedroom units in DC and I have laundry in all of them, Are you in SE DC or in NE on the other side of the Anacostia?

no i dont think that new construction leads the market in Indy its pretty diverse.. the major risk to me or my opinion is not the market per se its buying low end hard to manage tenants that is where i see the risk in the mid west rust belt deep south cash flow markets.top 1/3 of the renter pool is as solid as anywhere.. 

Hi Cindy Margheim I found a duplex in SE Portland on the MLS last year that was under-valued.

Below is the link:https://mccombs.qualtrics.com/SE/?

I found that there is a 5 bedroom home in Vancouver WA at 18622 SE 14th Circle going to the auction next Friday and wondering if it would be worthwhile to do a drive down there to bid.

@Adam BlachnioI live in a very expensive Market and invest in the SE.

In SE Raleigh, a few years ago you could get property that would make the "2% rule" in decent areas.

I lived in SE where others weren't willing to venture a few years ago.