He's not in jail or bankruptcy court so he is legit thus far, but I highly recommend that you do all that you can to be a more informed investor before you start giving Uncle G your lunch money.

The first couple of properties will be creative financing since i won't qualify for any conventional loans due to filing for bankruptcy in 2014.Here is what I have found to be the most important thing to me personally after doing some reading and research (If I’m missing anything that I should throw in based off of your personal experiences please share):- Must have personal real estate experience or at least an understanding of investing.

You bought a property from a bankruptcy and your unsure whether or not there are liens?

Also, the owner had bankruptcy in 2017.

If the renters offer more deposit because of bankruptcy etc.

@Joe S.The solar panel company will not release the lien because it’s secured by the propertyThey release it and go unsecured then the loan could be wiped by a bankruptcy

Hello BP, I have a friend who filed for bankruptcy a few years ago.

I failed to mention that we declared bankruptcy in February of 2015.

I’m new to investing and wanted to get some advice on investing in real estate after having gone through Chapter 7 Bankruptcy about a year and a half ago.

If you try to short cut the process of building wealth the only thing you will attain quickly is bankruptcy.