Simply posting such an investment on the Internet may be a violation of the laws.Violators face very large fines and imprisonment.Hire a security lawyer to discuss your idea and he will provide you with options.Please consider seeking advice from a lawyer, not from a blog.

They'll let you know what you qualify for instantly without question - then you can begin to determine your property needs and wants.

I am very determined to succeed.

Agents also do a lot of other things like: show the property, determine listing price, take photos, recommend work to be done, etc, etc.All agent fees are negotiable, but I've generally seen them around 6%.

I'm determined to not let that happen again.

The family would prefer the contract to be paid off early so the can close out the estate.I also have extraordinarily good records for the work/money I've put into the house.Is there any easy way to determine if a bank does portfolio lending, or is my best bet to call around and ask?

- Get some local REI guys lease crafted per local laws, not the off the internet lease.- Use postlets.com to push to every rental site except craigslist, and craigslist, lots of pictures are a must these days.

Because the location of the house will pretty much determine the rent range, you don't want to over improve for the area.

This is what we have determined...The current amount owed to Chase on the property is 800K and strangely they are listed as a second lien to 1st Mariner which makes me certain that there is an error in the records because Chase believes they are first lien-holders.

You provide cable internet and utilities they pay one check for living you collect 2-4 times the rental income.