As most of you are aware, it is extremely difficult to buy a good cash flowing property at a "reasonable price" here in the bay area.

I'm not certain if the transfer will trigger a revaluation to the sales price immediately, but I wouldn't be surprised if this was the case.Keep in mind that assessed value is 35% of market value in Cuyahoga County.

My name is Paul, and I'm from Cape Coral, FL, and completely brand new to all of this, but extremely excited to find out where this road goes!

We have enough saved up for a down payment on an investment property now, but I'd like to make sure I have a solid plan and have found a great deal before pulling the trigger on anything.I know the market here in Raleigh is crazy, so I'm considering things like direct mail marketing to try and find good deals.

My goal is to learn my local market inside and out and have all of the pieces together before I pull the trigger. 

Networking with reputable brokers/agents & wholesalers is a must and extremely important in real estate.

It's getting extremely frustrating, I live in a college town and I keep hearing how wi is such a great place to invest but I'm just not seeing it around here .

Any advise on purchasing homes at auction would be extremely helpful.  

Doesn't this trigger the due on sale clause?

Is there a creative finance method that can be used in my situation that will not trigger DOS and also will not leave me with a huge tax bill once ownership is transferred?