These properties don't qualify for the Non-recourse loans I have found.... too old, too cheap, etc..

Anyone that knows what they are doing will know you will have a hard time moving it and if they like it at all they can get a better price by just waiting for you to unwind your deal and they can put in an offer with the realtor.Now if you can hit on one and get it cheap enough to offer it back for well under the listed price so it is an attractive deal then you should be able to sell it.

So many investors jumped onto the bandwagon of buying houses just because they were cheap, and they could.

They have a lot that are cheap but I am sure there will be a lot of reno to do on these homes.

He states he owns 2 in Tennessee, I didnt see where he specifically states they are in Memphis.Most people pass on condo's bc of the monthly association dues can be expensive.One of the main reasons people purchase them bc they are usually cheap.

Buying an owner's title policy at acquisition ought to be an essential (read that cheap) part of an owner's budget, unless you have some title expertise and the risk/reward ratio makes sense for the venture.

if those curtains are yours...you could probably replace them with a cheap type of curtain that would tie in the color of the floor and countertop.

I need to know I won't be wasting my time and money finding you deals, and then find out you can't deliver. I

I think one of my biggest problems is that im cheap so when I look at a property I can figure out ball park cost of repairs and I know what I would charge for certains repairs so it tends to blind me a bit I think.

There is a tenant currently in the home renting for $600 a month, which is very cheap for the area, average rents $750 and up.