Everybody is chasing yield, from pension plans to insurance companies etc. good luck.

But when you ask him, reiterate the fact that you can make it easy to transfer title.

Hi, typically a conventional bank will want you to be on title for at least 6 months before you do a cash out refi.

Speaking of books I would highly recommend 2 of them both from John Scott titled "Flipping Houses" & "Estimating Rehab Costs".

@Bob Higgins Personally I started with a note prepared by the title company.

Doors, hardwood floors, titles, tools, windows, appliances, kitchen cabinets, counter tops, and much more.

Budgeting 2740 for taxes, 1000 for insurance, 1500 for annual maintenance, and 2560 for utilities.Now on to the questions:-the water in my area is billed on a flat rate of 180 every three months.

The taxes and insurance combined on the house are currently around $100.I make an income of about $52,000 as an educator so I am pretty flexible on where I work as far as what city.

Sometimes we have to pay to make sure it's right all the way around and have an insured contractor to fall back on if anything is not right... if you touch it the first thing anyone on the job will do is point the finger at you and attack your competence to do whatever you do....  

I've been studying,reading and seminar and I've been driving around and i found (FSBO) properties in Atlanta, Conyers, Covington.Need to find lawyor,and title company.Do anyone know a good Lawyor.