It's just not part of my grand strategy.

Your best bet is to find a property at wholesale price, either buy from a wholesaler or do your own wholesaling/marketing campaign, which is something I am starting doing nowI'll be starting my own wholesale/marketing campaign in Rialto, Colton, Bloomington, and Grand Terrace.

Louis (2.9) and four at 3.0, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Indianapolis and Kansas City."

Lots of laughing and good discussions.Life is grand, isn;t it?

Hey there, fellow Grand Forks, North Dakota residents!

Pretty standard.My concerns with his funds have been that the funds mainly buy top-market assets at (seemingly) top-market prices, and the investor returns are really not great, in the grand scheme of things.

I'm very new to all of this so I only have 1 deal and it's my best one :) My wife and I bought our first home, a townhouse just outside of Nashville.Paid $137,500Remodeled and replaced HVAC for $15,000Reappraised for $165,000Got a HELOC for $12,500Purchased a new $300,000 house 10 miles from downtown with the Heloc as the down payment.Our mortgage/escrow/HOA on the original house is $1,000We rented the house to a family for $1,550.2 years later it's valued at $200,000.We just expanded our HELOC by $20,000 to help us purchase a mobile home park that has a $400-500k upsideOur current house value has grown $25-35k.Pretty sweet deal for a grand total of about $25k original investment to create all the above deals.

Cost me close to a grand in eviction and related fees just to get 3rd floor out before I could rehab.

Added a couple of grand to the deal.Last year a tenant calls and says "drain's clogged" (again.) 

@Ryan Dossey Nothing is better then when a person brings me a deal that is listed on the MLS and then they try to sell it to me for a few grand more!!