This appears to look good to help us get our foot in the door of this industry and help us acquire our first deal.

I'd like to acquire this on my own (without my husband), but am not sure if I'd qualify due to having one conventional loan already (perhaps this is my rookie mindset clouding creative thinking).

I am a new REALESTATE investor and my goal is to acquire as many cash flowing properties as I can so I can become Financially free.

Most municipalities require an inspection prior to hooking the power back up if it's been out of service for an extended period. (6 months in my experience)If you recently acquired this property or are just now getting to rehab it, it may be worth the fee to have an inspection done on it (the type you'ld have prior to purchase).

We are getting to a point where financing will be difficult as we have acquired many properties over the last 6 months.

It's a concept that's used to help make the decision to acquire a property or not.Let's say you're looking at buying a vacant place for $150K.

The goal is to use this knowledge in working with contractors, acquiring materials, etc...  

Through it I developed a plan to find pre foreclosures with high equity to acquire with a partnership via subject to.

If I own these three properties all cash, what is the best way to use leverage to acquire a fourth.

Now my buyer Is thinking about backing out and I'm wondering what kind of legal remedy can I seek if this happens?