I'm in the process of trying to seize their vehicle.You're going to need their forwarding address, which they probably won't give you.

His tone when we last spoke is that the deal is over, which I don't accept until its over.  

your getting the cart before the horse... if your goal is to build this out.. and you at the end of the day are going to need your local bank to fund said construction.your next step and first step should be to sit down with your personal banker ( all high rollers have these LOL).. and talk through the stratigies and they will dictate what they will or will not do... once you know what your lender is going to do then you structure the deal.I suspect it will be a very short conversation with your bank saying they only do first position loans ..

Screening them and seeing how well they turn out in the early stages will hopefully set the tone for a long term return on your investment.

And if the property happens to need no rehab, that's more profit for you.

You absolutely can buy something in Indianapolis for $21,000 but it's going to need a significant amount of work.

If you find that a lot of these things haven't been updated in a long time from the inspection, you can use that as another bargaining chip to get the seller to reduce the amount since you're going to need to update them at some point in time.

And in order to do that on a consistent basis, and in a way that it will provide consistent income and results for you, your going to need a marketing budget and creative marketing techniques.  

Thanks in advance - defiantly going to need all your expert advise in coming wks.

The article has a similar somber tone like what we've been hearing lately.Since the run up in 2013 was quite significant, maybe we are just generally out of fuel.