Hello Robbie.I also ran into this issue myself in researching potential properties to purchase.I believe Mark not only makes an incredibly strong point, but in my recent research on Fannie/Freddie and anything to do with HUD Foreclosures, there is definitely a 15 day waiting period.

You can also enter a topic in the search bar on the upper right and find tons to read.No one can tell you what you should do because you have your plan and your lifestyle that you want to produce.

If you want to step up to the Plus or Pro account, your education cost stands at $348 or less which is dependent upon how you choose to pay for your subscription.If I were your family member, I WOULD NOT loan the money to you regardless of the promised return because you aren't buying something (Fortune Builders Mastery) that will produce a profit so that you can return my original investment plus 20%.If I were your family member, I WOULD loan the money to you if you came to me with a property that you can prove will earn a large enough profit that you could return my original investment plus 20%.

Don't get me wrong, being near debt free is incredible, but not so much for building your credit.

The seller is very happy, and I backed into the payment based on gross rent - expenses, but that interest rate works out to be incredibly low (.02%).

At closing, your lender wires funds to title co; these funds are held in escrow until (1) warranty deed transferring title is executed by seller and (2) any down payment funds are produced by yourself and note/deed of trust are executed by you.

Incredible.

Similarly are there other areas which produce higher cash flows (without compromising in quality of property or tenants)?

But then you have the issue of CA laws which are incredibly unfriendly to landlords.Remember, while you can drive to any of those cities, you can fly just as fast to any others too.

Hey Brooklyn,We are paid a reasonable, pre-disclosed and client authorized consulting fee of 4.5% of the total equity value created in each deal our client buys for the one year of work involved to take a piece of raw land from dirt to a rented commercial income producing property putting monthly rents in our clients pocket in Philadelphia.