I don't know how you find the time to welcome newbies to the web site, write articles, answer questions, etc.

LOL I thought I was the only one who was going to keep it short although I usually take some time in writing to newbies!

You will get the tax depreciation, expense write-offs, future appreciation, and the tenants will pay down the mortgages over time.

This can go on for a long time and sometimes you will feel as if you have talked to every person in every department.If you do have a pre-approver buyer that is willing to buy your house and you have an offer in writing, than it is worth a shot.

Again, without writing a novel explaining the details and reasoning behind this (should be obvious to the experts anyways) - I want to locate properties owned by distressed sellers.Maybe they're not even selling either - they may just be in a bind (i.e. lost a job, getting divorced ... can't pay local taxes, whatever)Where's a good place to start when looking for distressed sellers???

I am looking forward to 2008...already writing my goals and believe this is my "magic year" to take my ivesting to the next level.

This part of the contract is blank....you write it in as you and the seller discuss when they need to sell.example: Closing will be held on or before _____________at_________.Call those signs you say you see.

If it were me I would probably write a letter contesting the withheld deposit.

Can anyone help me out I know the zoning and what can be built already gone through that, looking for answers on how to write the deal and all other options.

I am currently writing up a plan based on books, blogs, forums, other people, audio, and a bunch of other sources.