Carla is clearly not afraid of Foreclosures, and sees the opportunity to earn extra $$$$ & higher returns - especially on a well-chosen property in a strong local real-estate market.David is somewhat more risk-averse / conservative and just wants principal & [most] interest back as soon as possible , and is willing to forego some upside to decrease the probability, however low, of any kind of negative eventual outcome...   

I afraid I cannot help you with anything in Utah because I live in Texas.  

Therefore, I am afraid that I do not have any legal rights.

I guess that I'm really nervous about getting started, not knowing what I'm doing, afraid of screwing something up and losing money that I can't afford to lose.  

I’m afraid I wouldn’t qualify for a traditional mortgage (my DTI would be too high)- Any other advice on getting going would be much appreciated!



The balls in my court now, and the only thing holding me back is I am afraid I can't manage another 48 units, full time job and most importantly, be a great dad and husband. 

Other programs that are county or state or church run are usually much easier to work with, I wouldn't be afraid to work with her, just understand where, from whom you would expect payment. weigh that information and choose.Your reply could be as simple as I don't participate in that program to accept that form of payment.

I've been reading articles and books for the past few weeks and I have to admit I'm a little afraid and I keep feeling like I need a spreadsheet of every little detail/step that goes into flipping a house.

I think I can negotiate a good deal, but am afraid that there are problems that I may not be thinking of.

Also, don't be afraid of subledgers.