I'm thinking that  child support  would  garnish  all his profits or if I buy subject to can the mother owed child support try to make me sell it or does lein follow  brothers thanks Also they are behind on payments and I'm thinking that they might  go into foreclosure  I was thinking  about maybe just waiting  and buy it  after it gets foreclosed on but then  im risking  loosing  it to somebody  I'm  open too any ideas how  yall would recommend  me getting property thanks

NAlso, with a 90 year old house, stuff is bound to come up.

As mentioned above, this is bound to happen.

I am seeing the "wholesale deals" (and I use that term loosely in today's market) selling at only small discounts, not 65 to 70% or ARV (after repair value).  

One of the podcasts had a great tip to have a wholesaler you work with and turn them loose on finding that kind of info, that's what they do for a living.

There is bound to be some note investors in your local area.Good luck.

Any advantages / consWould love to hear about this as I'm a veteran myself and have stayed at these properties before right around the base where most of the time you can guarantee rental income since they are military individuals who are bound by the base to pay on time.

1.4.5 Replace sprinkler head 1.4.16 Repair kitchen sink leak 1.5.2 Test/fix doorbell 1.5.2 Replace stove 1.5.3 Repair outlet with loose/intermittent contact by foyer 1.5.5-9 Inspect, label, certify main panel box; check all receptacles 1.5.11 Check all receptacles 1.6.2 Furnace needs inspected 1.6.11 Furnace needs inspected – replace?

Charlotte has been growing in leaps and bounds.

If I loose it, I loose it... there will be another best deal tomorrow.