1) Use a local RE attorney, before you sign any documents/purchase agreements.As a buyer, I want a straight sale, with seller carrying a mortgage, deed transferred to me at closing.

Evictions are based at the County level, not the state, so you can just call the County Clerk.In Cook County, if the owner is a LLC, they must hire an attorney.

Call me at 804-304-1228 if you need additional information or have any questions.

Don't do that and you will be fine.To answer your question it doesn't scare me at all because I will not buy a bad deal and have the patience wait for the great deal. these large firms with massive holdings will lower rent rates to stay occupiedWatch supply in your market, know the vacancy rates, permits, and starts of new construction; and job and population growth.

Check with organizations for fund raising areas, BBQ gigs, car.motorcycle shows, bake sales, boy/girl scout mini jamboree setting up displays for a week end, chili cook-off, small art displays by local artists do well.

If interested, please e-mail me at [email protected] Thanks and good luck, this industry is a lot of fun.

The neighbor called the police and then contacted me (as I had previously given him my card).I thanked him for calling me and apologized for the tenant's behavior (the neighbor actually asked me at the end of the conversation if I did property management professionally as he and his wife will be moving in the next year).

Keystone by far seemed the most knowledgeable about RE taxes and the likes but they quoted me at $1k for my tax return plus another $1.5k??

So basically if I have one good check I feel that's the same as if you're in the 11th month and get a bad check.If someone gave me two bad/fake checks I'd be at the DA's office and police would be with me at the door.

Ive never done this before but from what I got from you all I need to have a bank sign a contract with me stating they will refinance with me at say 70% LTV once the construction is complete?