Trying to catch up on all that is BP.

Usually the catch is that there is a heftier percentage on the transaction side, which could cut into your profits.

Hoping to catch one a tad closer to me in the future.

I'd like to catch up for a beer or lunch, let me know the best way to contact you.

I suspect the quoted 'house that costs $400,000" and '$15 bottle of wine' are outdated @John RoosterGreat catch.

I have found it pretty rare to find a seller willing to deed a property to us whose payments are current.That being said, if you are buying a property Sub To and the payments are not being made, you have to catch the payments up yourself, which means you need money.I think wholesaling and/or taking on a few rehabs is your best bet.

Actually, Dion writes so much I end up skimming over it and catching "what the hecks" that are not totally correct, while they are opinions.

I had a home inspection, but that inspection did not catch this problem at the time.

After the sale, see if you can catch up to the new owner.

The tenant is 30 days behind on rent and it doesn't seem like he is going to catch up with his payment due to lack of income.