I really do like the idea of holding onto the house, but there are some advantages to selling it in the next 12-24 months.I looked up an old email from my bank from March 2015 which said I was approved for a HELOC of $120k at LTV 89% or $94,500 at LTV 70%.  

Joann Perez with Chicago Title on March Lane.

I started looking for my 1st deal back in March of 2017.

We started our partnership (LLP) in March and moved forward closing on our first acquisition a 6plex in Robinson in May.  

My name is Krystal Adeoye, a newlywed (March 2017) from Baltimore, MD.

The concerning part for me is that it was listed for $42,999 March of 2016 but no one has jumped on it, making me believe there is something undesirable about this property.

In March when the tenant moved in, I provided a vehicle registration form and informed her that it needed to be completed and submitted to the HOA in order to remain compliant with community rules (instructions for submitting the form was provided).

My plan between now and June 2018 is to:- Close on my first multi-family property (currently under contract on a 4-family and will close in May)- Sell our single family rental (August 2017)- Use proceeds of sale to buy two more multi-family properties (between September 2017 and March 2018).- Have properties fixed up and renting by June 2018 for total monthly cash flow between $1500 - $2000.

So now I have BP and I’m marching forward!  

Although March 2017 showed a one percent increase in foreclosures from the previous month, this number appears to be an outlier and does not stop the overall trend of a decrease in the number of foreclosures when looked at annually.