We look at sellers like that and think they are nuts, right?

I was amazed by the calibre of the guests and quality of the show and decided to join the community.Before taking the plunge into real estate I read several books to educate myself on the nuts and bolts of mortgages, contracts, etc.

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It seems like from an investment standard the 30yr is better because the excess cash can yield higher rates elsewhere than sitting as equity.I'm a small-fish compared to some on this board (only 2 rentals ) , but I went with 30's on the properties I bought, not so much because i have a use for "excess cash", but because the lower monthly "nut" makes it easier to finance more properties, should I come across any.

When there is a will there isn't always a way, and this is as far as "low hanging fruit" as you can get.

People are going nuts bidding on this pig in Croydon Pa, and here is some of the stuff on the titlehttp://cdn.mlhdocs.com/auctions/auctions17656/2005556717-PTR.pdf

That is the question.If it's a wholesaler presenting themselves as a seller or someone who just has a property under contract to assign then they have limited equity.Getting someone to pay a middleman a fee and buyers broker in that case is a tough nut to accomplish as there is generally not enough money to go around.

A fellow I'm reading and watching his videos, Tai Lopez, said:- you can't do a deal type you don't know aboutThis comment follows this one:- be a book reading nut, read and learn continously and fiendishly.Knowledge can over come all short comings.

Work within your strengths and don't just try to grab at low hanging fruit.

Drives her nuts, ha ha ha).