This looks like a win-win situation.Am I completely out in left field on this one?

If you buy and manage right, you win from day one.

Hi Andrew,First of all, you've got to go into these things with a winning attitude!

Hi,Been lurking on this site off and on for a month and decided to join (another small win in the "do") column.I'm interested in investing in real estate as well other ways than my job (which is a very good one and has been for the past 12 years) to make money.I love the section on investors who do vs. investors who don't.

If you have the choice to own rentals that are mortgaged or paid off, paid off wins every time.

The case continues as he has appealed our winning the first round after over 2 years of legal battle.

I've looked at virtually all the SDIRA transactions(*2) in our county from the largest SDIRA player.

You'll get more out of a lender if they have more respect for you, if you know the game, you know their position and yours, show a win-win that is solid and not on speculation and positive things can happen.

What @Brian Gibbons said...SLO's and sub-2's are fine, but you need to know the market and have the players in place such as ...contractorsattorney/eviction peoplepayment processingmortgage peoplecredit improvement specialistand...knowledge of the market area/market rent and market values.

No what I'm saying is you might get lucky and hit a winning campaign and make $1k/day for a little while.