Thanks for the quick reply JonI was more thinking of doing purchase with owner financing so i would offer 5.9 purchase price give the 2.4 down payment and try to get 18 month no payment / interest. reposition a little. take a look at these expensesProperty Taxes (1.163% of $9,450,000) $109,904Insurance $ 24,921PG&E $ 67,482Garbage $ 40,136Water/Sewer $ 49,246Payroll (Resident Manager, etc

It was just like this one: http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/40237-176Th-Street-E---Littlerock_Palmdale_CA_93591_1114442001 Again, different line of business from what I do as an investor (still costs about 3-4 Indiana houses - obscene!)

By implementing the Land Trust along with the Option Contract makes for a smoother and transparnet transaction.If your interested in knowing more about our services feel free to contact me via e-mail.

I'm going to be travelling the next 3 hours, so I can't reply to e-mails or posts for awhile.

Originally posted by Anthony E Russell:Are 3 bed, 1 bath rehabs, that are less than 1,000 square feet worth investigating?

If you don't have one or can't find one, e-mail me and I'll send you a copy of mine.

His e-mail is: [REMOVED] I am not sure if I can leave that e-mail in or not.

Only one entity establishes the value of a piece of property, and her/his name is B-U-Y-E-R.

E's so this has been a pretty good week in some aspects :)--nothing like $3,400,000,000 in federal real estate development to give an area a shot in the arm eh?

My thinking is this, if the latter were the case, it would be HUGE news spreading like wildfire and all the 'Gurus' would already have the newest and best course/bootcamp/e-book etc... and we'd all have a million emails in our inboxSo what's the deal?