Rentals I slum it a bit in C- neighborhoods, have a couple multi’s in the war zone by central and Wyoming because thy cash flow so well, but I spin my wheels a bit w some lower grade tenants at times.

Creative financing is another pit that many people have fallen into recently, withadjustable rate mortgages, balloon payments, hard money lenders and Being a landlord can become a pit.It's all about what you know about solving or preferably avoiding each of these potential problems.If you don't know you should find someone who does know.When I first started investing in real estate I learned one very important rule, DO NOT LOSE THY CAPITAL.It seems obvious but it is the only way that you can lose in any knid of investing.

th&emc=thI believe registration is required (though worth it), so here's a particularly pointed little dig on this topic:The veto threat also is a bad idea politically.

The number two rule is protect thy capital.

So if HUD states in there counter offer that the lowest thy will accept is (as an example) $90k, 10% below the listed price.

You may not like this, but here it goes.People need to begin by assessing themselves first, thier circumstances, education/knowledge of RE, thies ability to borrow, thier credit, thies ability to meet and work with people, thier understanding of business in general and the community inwhich you expect to work in.

But there's nothing to wait on cause thy dint approve my offer.

ThI don't find much in the way of REI clubs online and the BP link to a Tallahassee club appears to just be a page with some links to ads.

Originally posted by Heather T.:Hi

hi there...i'm some one to try real estate as my new job...thanks for thi opprtunity...