I've been an agent since last June after retiring from the military.I enjoy helping investors finding deals in The Midlands of SC, which includes, Columbia, Lexington, from Lake Murray to Lake Wateree.I've been fixing up houses since I was a kid, I can do tile work, wood floors, minor plumbing, minor electrical, painting. 

I'm right down Randall Rd in Crystal Lake.

A multi-family home i been looking at and very interested in has come up with a number of issues from the current tenants that don't want me to get screwed in the deal. now the home has a foundation issue because the basement keeps flooding. the current owner has had to refinance the home to pay for back taxes never paid. the wood beams in the basement are rotted real bad. the boilers need replacing and walls need insulation the electric in one of the apartments is illegal and running off of the boilers electric. the septic is draining into a nearby lake and the pump that is suppose to keep the basement dry isn't pumping the water out fast enough and is also draining into the nearby lake. some of the siding need replacing and the floors are slanted to some degree. the current owner and previous owner are friends and have not done any repairs. i still want the house but how do i go about getting funding to buy and rehab the house without doing a traditional loan or hard money since 35% up front is to much to come up with. also is there a way to force the landlord to sell the home cheaper the town has it at 207000 but he is asking 359000.

It took a while to find a lot on which to build here, but we finally found one in Lake Forest, CA that was an REO (house had burned down) We built a new 2350 sq. ft. house, and actually had a buyer before the land escrow had even closed.

We purchased a lot in Lake Forest, CA that had a house that had burned down, and we paid $175,000 for the cleared lot.

Zach Schwarzmiller,Yeah, I read about the Coast Speery purchase of Morning Run recently.Snohomish is one of the areas we've looked to consider as a farm area but there's also Lake Stevens, Marysville and Everett.

I love Salt Lake, I actually hope to get a few properties around there maybe in the future.

I am over by Lake Travis planing my first investment.

"- Flats East Bank Project ($500 million)The east bank of the Flats, bordering the Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie, was once nationally known as an entertainment hotspot of the Midwest, where riverfront bars and clubs served up thousands of beers every weekend.

I own a cabin/house on a large lake front, the views go for miles, it has that "million dollar view" which is an intrinsic value, but it certainly isn't a million dollar property.