wasting your time.. 100% financing happens for well established experienced flippers.Beginners NO.you can try do hard money but of course they want 3k to have a hope of funding  deal so its not no money down.you would do much better finding a money partner to start than thinking you can do real estate with 1k of liquidty.Frankly all the no money down deals can happen in theory in practice for those with no money its darn near impossible unless your in a market that has huge excess inventory that folks are just dying to get rid of ..

Early on in my investment career I would take risks like this because I had little to lose.

Paying for a title search before even bidding then losing to people that may buy the house closer to market value. 

Keep in mind we could lose our money or some of it.. but land in our area which is controlled by urban growth boundries and is within 11 miles of the tech center and the 117 acres is in the tech center.. risk while there are computed going into it.. 

I was thinking the same thing about trying to answer as often as possible - if someone is shy or unsure if they should call and they end up giving it a shot, I better answer before I lose that lead haha.

The property is an over/under duplex, and we have had excessive amounts of rain in the last two weeks.

Freezer breaks and they lose the $500 of steaks they just bought at CostCo?

The possible reasons to start eviction are:1. she may not really move and you'll lose another month or more of rent.2. you could tell a future reference that you filed and have paperwork to show as much if you happen to be taking this personally and don't mind going to the effortI've only had one guy pull the "use my deposit and last month's rent" thing on me. 

They know that most of the large items will have lifetimes in excess of 10 years. 

You would sell the house you're in and upon that sale the mortgage gets paid off and you are left with whatever excess cash there is (probably tax free from your primary residence sale) and now renting your mom's new rental property.