Many people would consider selling but it is not a priority for them so they put it off especially if it is a income producing property.

Currently hold a corporate job which I plan on getting rid of within the next year thanks to my new career as a Real Estate Investor.Although I’ve just recently started my professional career as a Real Estate Investor, I’ve received extensive professional training from long time experts in the field, successfully closed a couple of deals of my own already; as well as helped Cash Buyers find great deals in my area meeting and exceeding their expectations.My immediate goal is to specialize in wholesaling deals, finding the best deals for my cash buyers per their personal criteria.My short to medium term goal is to buy and hold at least 5 or more rental properties consistently producing the highest cap rate possible with a double digit cash on cash return within the next 5 years.

It produces a 30 page report on each property and its amazing!  

Blindsided by the financial technology sector that has produced successes like PayPal, big banks are struggling to keep up the pace.

North Dakota is still producing Approx 1.2 million barrels of oil daily but a lot of it is going on Pipeline.

It is at the higher end of the rental market and we have had 0 trouble in the 4 years we have owned it.  

Back during my days in the navy, financial troubles was a ticket to loosing one's security clearance and bankruptcy could possibly mean a discharge.

(It's already producing results!)  

Are foreclosed duplexes a good place to start or am i getting myself in trouble?  

All signs are pointing towards trouble with a capital "T".