She really liked the house, and she brought her mother along on the interview ect..I thought I was doing a nice deed by renting to her.

My partner and I have buying foreclosure for the last 18 months and am curious to how everyone approaches insuring these properties.

Do you approach a deal with a bank any differently than you do with an individual seller?

The return to the money guy is fixed and doesn't depend on the outcome of the work.Another approach is a "shared appreciation mortgage".

I have been gathering ideas and working out marketing strategies for the past year or so and I am ready to step out of the real estate office I currently work under and begin my own.The area certainly isn't lacking in the number of current real estate companies nor in the number of active realtors but there are some areas and targets that are NOT being approached by anyone.

They were to shoot the people with Guns and holster their weapon when someone wasn't holding a gun.The result showed that if the person they were approaching was black, they were either quicker to shoot (if they had a gun) or slowing to holster their weapon.

As your portfolio grows to 20, 30, 40, 50, or 100 rentals, your vacancy rate will approach the vacancy rate for your market and the chance of having vacancies that will wipe out your cash flow greatly decreases.

But on the other hand, because of the new law I have to be a licensed agent to approach people who are in forclosure.As far as the investing side, I'm just getting started wholesaling.

Last year I was approached by a gentleman that had purchased a low income 3 family house occupied by a low income disgusting families.

I have also attended some other commercial courses or heard presentations from folks like Davd Lindalh and Scott Scheels and I like both of their approaches to investing in commercial real estate.