I was always fascinated by seeing something being made possible from just an idea on paper.I am hoping this website will provide me with a wealth of invaluable information and advice as I work to be a real estate investor.My very first project (which I'm still in the planning stages of) is my first home which I will use as my springboard/dive in to real estate investing and construction: I am hoping to buy a house in its foreclosure/short sale stage or a fairly run down property and subsequently "remodel" (but really rebuild) from ground up.My budget is tight and could be bordering unrealistic for the type of house I want and the neighborhood I'm looking at, but I don't give up too easily and believe that if I ask enough people enough questions, I can just about make it :)Anyway, that's me!

@Megan Wilson If your question was easily answered, lawmen would be out of business.

Hi,People come to your place or on call they want everything without spending any money .They don't want to listen what you are telling them they want what you can do for them like any discounts or special offers or something which saves their money while purchasing home.so take your call like your best and put all the efforts think you are the best and you can do that easily in no time.

A good tech can make over $100K a year easily if they are clean cut and act like a decent person.   

I was thinking of converting each room into a separate rental and my market will allow for 400+utilities quite easily.

Unless this is a close friend or family member whose future you really care about and it's money you could write off easily if/when there is no payback, I wouldn't even consider this.If this person is very experienced and has a proven track record and business plan, I *might* consider it.  

Our budget can easily afford the property if no tenants since we are debt free and would be paying cash.

Of course, there’s more to it than just that, but it’s easily the hottest topic right now among park owners, as it may be the one solution to solving the affordable housing crisis without park owners spending huge amounts of capital.If you have any vacant lots in your mobile home park, or are looking at buying a mobile home park with vacant lots, then you definitely do not want to miss this webinar.

I did feel a bit silly for posting when it went away so easily with one phone call.  

I was thinking of converting each room into a separate rental and my market will allow for 400+utilities quite easily.