Originally posted by @Nick Bolding:@Jim MorrisI work in Property Managemebt and I hear these emails, texts and phone calls at least 20 times per day.

The BP calculators are a great place to start and will guide you through each piece so you don't leave a critical number out of your calculations.After you have analyzed enough deals and found one that you think looks good, you will need to be bold and pull the trigger, the first one is always the hardest!

Still, I wonder if $1.75 wasn't a bit bold.

Nonetheless, the handbook explicitly and repeatedly says "personally live in" or "personally occupy" AND explicitly states in bold "Use of the property as a seasonal vacation home does not satisfy the occupancy requirement."

That's a pretty bold blanket statement.

The most successful investors i've talked to make offers that are bold, No- contingency, close in 10 days or less.To be blunt, it takes serious balls IMO, but doesn't almost everything in life?  

We are making bold move to invest in properties in order to attain the highest return on investment. 

The future belongs to the bold .

Saying this is 2007 again is a bold statement based off of active rent listings alone.

If the borrower does still have title to the property, it is big, bold neon sign to you convince the lender to write-off the balance of the mortgage which would allow you to offer the borrower/owner land-value for the property.The other thing to verify is the state of the property tax account.