Hello BP! I found a great place that has a three year lease for 4,500/month. The only problem is that the owner will not finance any part of the purchase, and we don't have 20% of the loan. How does one close a deal l...

It bothers me that our whole society was basically told that degrees are a necessity yet many with degrees are still having difficulty finding jobs in their chosen field.  

During my tenure, I've had property management oversight of my Dallas area multifamily portfolio, while assisting with acquisitions and dispositions of assets as well.Prior to jumping into real estate investing full-time, I spent over a decade at Seagate Technology where I held senior leadership roles in Marketing, Product Line Management and Sales.In addition to being a licensed real estate broker in Colorado, I have a degree in Marketing from Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Ever have trouble/difficulty or just lost time trying to find your own comments?

The technology, education, and networking is awesome.

@Lynn Hill-Torres With C type tenants, you might have some difficulty moving into electronic collection.  

After heated discussion about difficulties working with Out of state Turnkey investing (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88/topics/351...)On a positive note I want to highlight 3 properties I bought this year which I think can show some of the positive ways to buy from turnkey companies.  

Since I plan on living on the property and most properties don't vacant units, how difficult is the owner move in eviction process (or a buyout)?

With technology nowadays, is there a reason you don't want to email him the contract and he return it to you signed and dated?

Thanks for your story it has helped me understand better what difficulties landlords face and how I can appeal to their challenges.