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Mechanics liens are another matter and seems NA for you.

Mark Da Cunha I am from Salem as well.

This is all I have been able to find and it is on the NRHA history web page - A deed transition ceremony was held May 30, 1998, for residents of Bell Diamond, a Berkley community of 74 townhomes that were built in 1973 through a pilot program between NRHA and HUD wherein residents took part in a special rent to buy program that allowed families to have a portion of their rent accumulate toward the purchase of their home.

@Manuel J HernandezTry these two web links for real estate meetup's: https://www.meetup.com/cities/...https://www.meetup.com/topics/...Good luck and thank you for your service...

-Drive-by and Web presence is your 2 major ways of advertising.

If you think cruising around the web is enough and asking a broad range of opinions is worthless, okay, noted.

Since I have a tendency to buy and borrow more books than I read I want to take advantage of the library as well as the resources on the web.  

There are various places you can go to on the web to buy tax liens/certificates on items that did not sell at auction.

I just calculated the cap rate for a property I'm going to develop within the next year: 20% Here are the numbers:$40,000 to build$30,000 for the land2 UnitsAnnual Gross Income: $24,000NOI: $14,000 (conservative estimate as expenses will be low, as property will be brand new)DCR: NA (all cash, no loan)Cash on Cash ROI: 200%+These numbers seem unrealistically fantastic.