If she has any thought of being on the title, you'd best get that clear before hand.

REI is fraught with problems, it's not like buying a mutual fund, you are HANDS ON every day.I've been doing this for almost 30 years, I've experienced every type of problem you can on rehabs.

I tried my hand at it but with the cost of everything increasing in NY and income not increaseing at the same rate my 2 fam ended up costing me money every month.

Some people even pay companies -- TimeShare Relief is one -- to take their timeshares off their hands.

Hello, if you are a hard money gy with $30,000,000 of private cash on hand, please contact me via email or through a pm as soon as possible to do business together.Thank you

I would suggest starting out, that you learn your immediate vicinity like the back of your hand.

and even though rei is a much more stable investment vehicle HANDS DOWN over the stock market, equity or value in a home can fluctuate with the market - what it's worth today, could be worth LESS in the future.

The following article is featured in my November, 2006 newsletter to my property owner/clients...OWNERS.....Put your hands on your head and back away from the propertyWhen our area “sales market” started to “go away” in mid July, many rental property owners got anxious about the re-leasing of their rental property.....sometimes to their financial detriment:$ * Owners of a high-end rental home upon hearing that the landscaping needed some weeding and mulching visited the property over a weekend - the same weekend that the property was being shown by a local Realtor to rental clients who were anxious to see the property after viewing it online.

Just like all Real Estate deals when you first get in your going to need someone to hold your hand before you walk and run.Hope this helps....if you have time I have another post here I think you should read "Preconstruction Investments some Problems & Solutions" and if you still need more help let me know, but ones again DO YOUR HOME WORK!!

Now, if you're looking to be the person who is managing a rehab or being day-to-day hands-on, I don't think that is the case but as a pure cash/credit investor and/or landlord, I think you will find that remote investing can be quite rewarding.If you are looking for some resources to connect with in other states, try this board of course or other places on the web (I like Craig's List).