I owned a 6 unit building right next to not only a busy track, but a road crossing.

The next issue is if you are really aggressive in your marketing, you will cross market and you will most likely look a little shady with a higher price on your deal than they have on the same property.With that said, I would focus in on one deal that they have and put it under contract.

It just seems to happen more with illegals because just crossing over they pool resources and don't know residential codes and laws (or don't care - as I would argue since they've already broken many already.

Expect him to talk at length giving you more detail than you actually wanted in the first place.In other words, mesh in your mind an image of Dilbert crossed with Mike Holmes, and you've got the right idea.

An associate of mine jumped on a duplex purchase which was on the border of a war zone, there was an active project funded by the major metro city to rehabilitate the entire area, major fed funding, so it looked good, a bad area being brought up by OPM.

I've heard of wraps with cross-collateral implying negative equity on the subject property.The only advantage you have right now with wraps on residential property is that lenders do not want to foreclose with little or no equity.

That same relationship may also be inclined to work with you and allow you to cross collateralize some of your properties using the property equity to allocate new debt.

Ok,bp family I may on my to locking up my first deal.but now am at a cross road I promised to close in 2wks on an assignment deal,what happens if I can't hold up on my part of the deal.what if don't/can't close in 2weeks.help stat!!!

The fact that it is an island means there is no border nor border wars.

Good chance that we'll probably cross paths.