The people in the room are the people you do business with they have the deals, the money, the services, the knowledge, the legal help and everything else you need to do a deal.You could try to make those connections here on BP, but nothing beats going to a meeting and talking live and face to face - you might event get to meet Andrew, he speaks from time to time - or all those vendors - we had 40 of them in a room last month just for everyone to come ask them questions.So find your local group - where ever it is - find or join several. 

She might not be understanding something or explaining it to officials properly and that is where an estate attorney can help.

Hello, I live in DMV area, I'd like to know how's the market prospect in Hagerstown, Frederick Maryland.I am interested with cash flow property, is there any particular area where to invest and avoid ?.

you had stratigic foreclosures.. where values went down and folks just walked because they could.. you had props that were in investment areas that lost renters and investors could not debt service and walked..

There has been some hesitation for me to sell due to the fact the rental market here is averaging $2,500 in rent for my area and property, I make great money now and have funds to cover vacancy and repairs on the home, but I would like to be able to afford a nice rental for my fiance and I to live in while we save for our primary residence.Shoild I sell and take my profits (60-70k net) and throw into an investment closer to where I will be living or should I rent, cash flow and build equity in the property. 

I don’t have any house and I live in NY which is very expensive to buy specially where I live in Westchester, NY.

Owner occupied only.Hi Caroline, my name is Raunaq, and I'm the founder of Roam.I don't know where you heard about this $5,500 fee, but we don't charge that.

But, I am still confused where a refi comes in to play, or doesn't, in your hold scenario.  

This isn't like a court battle where everybody has their back up against the wall ... trustee and lender may be willing to work with you.As the property owner you have the right to protect your interest by reinstating the existing loan, that's not to say the lender, after reinstatement, can't start a new foreclosure based on a violation of the due-on-sale clause, but may not. 

I've only ever seen one tax court case where someone with a w2 successfully claimed REPS status.