There are tons of people making money from buy and holds and flips in places like Baltimore and SE Washington DC, where gentrification is way off the horizon.

My feeling is, if I can get CoC of 75% and cash flow $200 per property minimum that will keep the ball rolling for me per se.

Originally posted by @Jacob Michal:I was having some problems finding a probate and pre forclosure list in my town I happened to find a tax delinquent list I live in louisville Kentucky their is a probate list online on the property tax list but nothing further help would be very appreciated  Jacob, you won't really find a probate list per se from the county. 

They actually make se some cash flow.

There's nothing wrong with this per se, but I wouldn't automatically pay your tenants any time there's an inconvenience.

They are not bad tenants per se, but, we inherited them, they've been in the house 4 years (we've had them for 8 months), they pay in cash now, they are below market rate, they keep adding pets, etc. - so we want them out. 

You'll never be without work, and those skills aren't limited to just REI.Where in SE Texas are you at, if you don't mind me asking?

You must complete the required courses to be eligible for the exam so self study isn't an option per se if you decide to get licensed.

I am wondering if anybody has any concept of reasonable fees, and fee structure for representing a client who is building 50 small restaurants across South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.  I would be the liaison betwe...

Hello everyone I have been listening to Bigger Pockets for a few months now but I’ve been very fascinated with real estate for a long time. I bought my home in 2010 for barely anything. And with all this talk lately a...