The best way to get out of a contract is never get into one, if you don't know what you're doing, don't sign one until you see the light at the end of the tunnel, if that light turns out to be a train, your lender will get you off the track.

They seem to think prices of properties will start to drop.So if you can rest (3 jobs at break neck speed can cost you health wise) plus you want to live to see the fruits of your labor and start looking around in 12 months you might be in better shape to make serious moves.Just a thought.Good luck in your investing!

I'm interested to see the recommendations of others.

When I left Gallery of homes I was sent the bill for the software, and I find it ironic that for the month of may 2012 (99 units) their cost was $249.00, But their monthly subscription costs was only supposed to be $125, but as you can see the extra were all the incoming and out going payments.  

You're going to need to see the terms of her 13 and the balance at the bank, what they did in the 13, etc. 

I see the meetup is on the 16th. 

(I can see the point for your seller if you are paying him 12%)Will you live in this duplex?  

It's been very tough going, but I think some are finally starting to see the light! 

As you work on a house and you see the expenses going up and up at what point do you say this is not going to work?

I'd have to know the rest of the numbers though to see the return.