Yes; I have several of these unopened letters (some with checks in them) in ex-tenants files.Gail

Indy is very diverse and the neighborhoods can change greatly block by block - one has to be careful when investing from afar.I buy 10-15 properties per month and will be glad to point you the right direction and evaluate any potential opportunities you are looking at.And, of course, buy them all too!

Thank you so much, im getting my letters together now 

I am pretty new to real estate and ran into a potential deal today.  A house that was built in 1998 in my area is a 2 story 3 bedroom 2 bath.  The home is in town and is about 1/4 acre.  It has a small 2nd structure o...

The main road block is usually DTI.

Hypothetically, IF your husband DID intend to reenlist, to solve this issue you would just have to write a letter to the lender that said "I intend to reenlist" and you would also have to get a letter from his command that said he was eligible to reenlist. 

I'm a part time investor and bought house number three in June and I've been working towards creating a solid financial picture for banks to get traditional financing for a fourth buy and hold deal: paying down debt, saving six months reserves, filing taxes to show rental income to lower DTI,  and rehabbing (Higher HELOC appraisal)  It's been pretty quiet on my real estate front and I've been wondering if I should be more active trying to acquire house four through creative financing, or mailing yellow letters?

Residence house: Sell to a builder or investor (we get multiple letters a month looking for property in our area), or tear down then build spec home as investors, or keep it as a rental and either sell while we could still qualify for the tax credit or wait and 1031 exchange it down the road. 

The seller said she got two letters,people calling her,and the neighbors next door made an offer

Baltimore can very much be block by block.