The debtor misses two payments.  3 investors want to foreclose, 2 want to wait another 2 months, and 2 want to provide a 2nd lien to make the payments on the 1st.

Was wondering if anyone is active or has properties in the Columbus, Dayton, or Trotwood areas and could provide me with some un-bias feedback.

I'll need to make some renovations like finish my basement so I can make use of that as well and move laundry to a more central and convenient spot so it can be shared.

And are they production builders that to provide the product at the cost they do use basically the least expensive materials possible and beat the crap out the subs pricing.so there is a fine line there you cant pay low price and expect supreme product..

I'm hoping to create a group where we can all network together, do deals together, provide help to those getting started or in need of help on a deal etc.

I would like to express my gratitude to Jack and Russel, who have been gracious with their time and provided valuable guidance related to the DC Metro area.My Strategy:- Invest in rental properties below $400K with a Cash on Cash return of over 6% and an ROI of 7%- Consider flipping opportunities for properties costing more than $500K with an ROI of 7% or higher- Prefer to stay in the DC metro area but i understand that its a tough market for investors.

But that conclusion is more about what is convenient for the CPA rather than the client they are serving...Unless the losses can be tracked without filing the state return and then captured as suspended losses when there is passive income from the syndication (this is what the OP’s CPA is proposing to do) - how is this possible? 

This will provide a legal basis for your actions.

Can anyone suggest reliable data providers for land lists?

Both provide better services and better rates than banks.The usual credit application for a mortgage will want to see 3 lines of credit at least 6 months old and preferably 12 months old.