I'd love to be wrong for my grand kids' sake, but I see bad things coming straight at us.

Would the use of an option contract be best for this type of deal if you are going to skip the B purchase and go straight to C?

The fact that they released this story 2 hours after it was posted here makes me wonder if perhaps they were just waiting for the Bigger Pockets crowd to set them straight.

My last 17 straight deals I have found on the Internet.

I understand the need to get advertiser targeting members, but it only work if the targeting is done very narrowly.For instance, I wouldn't mine to get info about very specific area of my investment, whether it be the type of investment or geographically, but anything outside that scope would shut me down and would be ineffective since it would go straight to my spam box...

hasn't done a short sale before and she straight up told me that she would rather cancel the listing with the seller and just let us take over.

Please - if I am completely wrong - someone set me straight!

I have considered starting out by buying and holding single family homes because that sounds the most traditional and straight forward.

OK, so let me get this straight, it's OK to walk on the loan if the property value significantly decreases?

If you're buying it for $35K straight off the MLS, and it needs no work, I can pretty much guarantee you its worth a lot closer to $35K than $70K.