If you run low on time (30 days) just let us know and we can stretch that our for you a bit. 

If there is a long stretch of highway with 30 "SOUTH OF THE BORDER" billboards there is a good chance the land in the area is zoned for it.  

I am sure that throwing a low offer coupled with the seller finance would be a stretch, but you never know...

I would love to hear how the program progresses and to see if it is scalable to spread to other areas of the country.It does sound like a bit of a stretch that these youth will absorb the full real estate investment perspective.

On top of stretching your cash the bank will perform an appraisal.

They are able to clean as well as re stretch carpet.

@Jessica Howard We are in the home stretch now with our project and have decided to sell the property and move our profits on the the next one.

So I make $1600/mo cashflow.I can pay mine off, mortgage is $180k balance, or I can buy 3 more (all things being equal)so $60k x 3 = $180k to pay off first mortgage, giving me $3200/moor $60k x 3 more properties (all things equal) gives me $1600 x 3 cashflow = $4800/mo cashflowthat would give me $6400/mo cashflow instead of $3200/mo by leveraging with the bank's money.Keep in mind, you have to keep reserves in case 5 AC units go out at the same time, ect...Dont stretch yourself too thin.

Lender with REO's have some regulatory issues, but those are likely to be stretched in this cycle, if it unravels as expected.

In an environment where rents are $1,500 on average, their total cash outlay to move in was:first month's rent = $1,500,last month's rent = $1,500,security deposit = $1,000,option fee = $5,000,total cash expense before move in = $9,000,A lot of folks don't have that kind of cash.That can be a tough stretch.