Why should the seller benefit from the work you'll have to do in order to get it 100% occupied?

This is the time to move forward and reap the Awards and [b]Benefits that I see Daily…

Hello, I'm brand new to notes and wondering if these look like good deals.Non-Performing - #1 - Principal Balance - $30,062.77 at 11% purchase at $8k - ARV - $135kPerforming - #2 - Principal Balance- $155,745.61 @2% purchase at $60k - ARV - $100k#3- Principal Balance - Principal Balance $119,062.23 @3.5% - Purchase price $60k - ARV - $135kThe benefits I think compared to rentals is that there is no tenants, but I'm not sure if banks are willing to refinance notes since I know banks are willing to refinance rental property?

I wrote an article about the benefits of partnering in real estate and in it discussed a lot things to look for in a partner.http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/06/19/partnerships-benefits-team-real-estate-investing/To sum it up you need someone that you can trust and know cares as much about the success of the partnership as you do.

Does your property have the traffic count to benefit someone renting space on your property for a billboard?

I do feel strongly that if I put some extra work in during the first year, I will reap the benefits down the road.

If not, I would suggest looking into the tax benefits of buying a home, including tax free gain.

The internet is such a great resource for research that I cannot really see the benefits of using a loan agent.

Just make sure that at the end, there is some financial benefit for all your hard work.

There will come a point in time where I may feel like I could benefit from from more experienced investors, but I feel it is important to do as much research on my own as possible to fully grasp the concepts of investing before i ever set foot in a classroom or put a dollar on the table