The mortgage company was a pain but it all worked out.  

It is a bit of a pain but I don't think we would qualify with such low volume.

Actually a 29% discount isn't terribly strange.. especially if there is some sort of pain or distress.

I’m currently a 28 year old health professional, working full-time and want to get started investing in real estate.

It can be quite a pain trying to organize financing and comparing all the loans but the process necessary.

My experience is actually in health care, but I recently joined the real estate world last year when I became a licensed realtor.

So being able to tell the differences will save you a lot of pain. 

I'm working with condos, and yes the HOA's can be a pain sometimes but the one upside is that there's no exterior maintenance, no roof to worry about, and most of the time I can call the building management first if there is an issue.  

Kinda of a pain but we figured out a system and could put one together in less than 1 minute so we moved fast lol. 

I am at significant loss on this investment , and haven't been able to get it properly cash flowing since I bought it in Dec 2014.I have approached them and attempted to negotiate a payment plan, but got the royal FU.They are a family of 5, she claims to have major health problems, surgery etc, claims to be homeless as a result of the eviction etc.- difficult for me to assess the accuracy of these claims.My dilemma is obvious and I am sure many of you have faced similar:1.