That will allow you to see specific zip codes, school zones, etc with access to names and addresses of homeowners in those areas to be able to contact.

I'm trying up predict the upset price on the foreclosure auction of a VA insured loan in Georgia and am not sure if I'm off base in my calculations.

@Mario Gonzalez it should be to pay Taxes, Insurance, and the monthly MI

Keep all the other expenses in mind like taxes, insurance, vacancies, pmi, etc...

Make sure you have ample liability insurance whatever you choose.

Hi All,I'm looking for licensed, bonded and insured contractors in Olympia, Washington to give quotes for a rehab.

After negotiations, the seller just submitted his final over.Heres the deal:$154,900 purchase price and seller agreed to cover all closing costs.Monthly expensesMortgage: $840Taxes: $50Insurance: $225Flood insurance: $60Vacancy of 5%: $107Cap Ex: $172Total monthly expenses: $1454All 4 units generate $21503 units rented out with me in the 4th generate $16251st year cashflow: $171/monthAfter I move out and can rent out the 4th unit cashflow: $696/monthWhat do you guys think?

for two reasons.you have a good amount of inventory to wholesale as you have burnt out landlords and you have old homeowners who want out of the neighborhood because it has turned from owner occupied to rentals.. some areas its just not a very feasible business to try to start.also its MUCH harder than the internet makes it seem and you do need money.. unless you happen to know a lot of folks with distressed real estate like through your church or family or what have you.. its sales and marketing business..

It doesn’t appear like you are making the necessary deductions for taxes, insurance, maintenance, CapEx, vacancies, and property management.

The original plan was for the tenant's side to pay 100% of the mortgage / taxes / insurance / PMI, while I cover trash and water for both sides.