I am in contract on a property I initially intended to buy as a rental. It is also a possible flip. The house is vacant. I don't know for sure how long but it seems like it has been a while. I called WE and learned th...

@Collin SchwartzIt looks super easy on the website.http://www.sos.ne.gov/business/corp_serv/businessstartups.htmlI will probably form my LLC soon.

It is theoretically possible that a super majority of unit owners could purposefully force a large portion of owners into assessment default, decrease the market for their condo when they wants to sell and have no flexibility in the event that they can no longer afford to live in the association (think 2008).  

OK well this is a super simple question.if you are within your due diligence period per contract  ( usually 10 business days) and you find something you don't like you do what @Brian Cohen mentioned and you fire back an inspection addendum.. if you wish to terminate you fire back a termination agreement.. they are standard forms on the MLS>.

Inventory is still super low across the board, so I look at whatever crosses my desk - There's demand for pretty much everything; but starter homes are especially hot. 

Here's the deal guys... this dude is super nice guy.. really old.. and doesn't even know what a cap rate is.

Hey guys, haven't been on this forum in a while, from ventura county in southern california and I'm on my 4th property but everything is getting super expensive out here.

It also depends on who is servicing the loan, most servicers are garbage and super slow. 

In most cases, when real estate outperforms other investments it's a result of significantly above-average appreciation (the best case of that is of course when you're able to buy a property significantly under market value).Let's use a super-simple example.

It isn't SUPER hot in the warmer months but it still gets pretty warm.