For example, local vacancy rate, no property is rented forever, management, someone has to take care of the property, it could be you, having said that your time is worth something too so you should be paid something for it, funded reserve, mechanical depreciate in value and wear and tear will happen eventually and it would have to be taken care of i.e, roof, etc. 4.

I'm not loving the idea of my current home's value dropping dramatically.All I can think of is that my current home could eventually become a rental, and I move on to buy an additional house to live in...???

Many guys want to do a sub so they can collect rent, not make any mtg payments, and let someone else go into foreclosure.Wayne: of course rent skimming and eventual foreclosure is a possibility with any sub2.

But, as secured first position lenders we’ll eventually get repaid what we're owed plus costs.

Is your goal to eventually do RE full-time, or would you like to continue in your current job, as well?

Its not Beirut and also remember you better pray that Detroit perks up because a lot of your clients have day jobs in the city and need the money to live in the suburbs and also if your neighbor(Detroit) has rats, so to speak eventually you(your City) will too.

See if there is a way you can help them, and eventually you will build a relationship to get information from them.

Eventually, I'd probably want a property manager to handle everything and just collect a check, but I feel like as a new investor I need to have some experience to really know what I'm doing, and ultimately to have a comparison point in terms of value I'm getting for paying a property management company.

It doesn't matter what the list price is, I've closed deals where I offered well above list price and others where I've offered less than half of the list price.If you find something that is way over-priced, just be patient and eventually the price will come down.

Then, when they run out of those but still have capital to place, they will open up to C markets with the same ***-backwards metrics they use to evaluate B markets, just like lending was eventually opened up to subprime (with equally if not more ***-backwards um...