Nothing too unusual, but today I read on the web site of a local prominent property management company: Dispelling the myth of positive cash flowChapel Hill real estate is renowned for its consistent, stable, and relatively generous appreciation.

And looking to enhance my life and career as a real estate investor with my husband.My back ground in sales in the Building Industry has lead me to RE and towards the path of Real Estate Investing.

You more than likely used more of a standard promissory note which attached to the DOT/Mortgage or you paid extra in legal fees to create one suitable to your state standards.The fears that coincide with notes and security instruments have all been handled and much of what exists today is just street level myth from incorrect interpretation: ‘transfer of the note carries with it the security, without any formal assignment or delivery, or even mention of the latter.’

We decided after that one that my investments would be my thing.

We are both 33 and have income that is affected heavily my the real estate market.

Well my name is Zach Corum and I am new to the Real Estate game aside from owning my own house.I have been doing a lot of homework I have read the Bigger Pockets book on Rental Property Investing, as well as the E-Myth which I really liked.  

So basically..... contracts, negotiation, details, and analysis are kind of my thing. :)

Or is this all just a myth?

NWI is receiving MASSIVE amounts of funding from the State (check it out here: http://www.rdatransformation.com/) to boost the economy and enhance public transportation to/from Chicago. 

My thing is, I will do a flip and I may even wholesale down the road.