We will be holding another meet up next month, which @Clint Kreider and @William Larsen will be heading up.

In CT, if I were in your shoes I would make sure that Hot Water heater is fully functional before heading out to the Housing Court for that eviction.

Been shot at, got held up at gun point, found a dead guy that got shot 4 times 2 to the back and 2 to the head.

Junior Salters I would love to but I have not been able to completely get my head around the concept, how would I explain that to a seller and bring them current on their loan ?

Some of them make me shake my head in wonder of how a profit will be turned.

It sounds like you have a great head start over most people, I'm also looking to buy a multifamily property while renting out the other units to get started in real estate.

I have a question how were you able to maintain things with that much over head the first year?

You're asking for a long head ache if you ask me.

There is a multi-fam that I've been watching that was in pre-foreclosure and has just entered foreclosure this week; it seems like a good prospect for this type of transaction.It is headed to auction at the end of the month, and this may not be enough time to pull the deal together, but I wonder: if the seller and I agree to the deal and I get him caught up on his mortgage payments, is it easy to get the property unlisted from auction, or would this happen automatically?

The problem that concerns me is if I use my VA loan (which isn't my only option) then I have to reside there and show proof of my orders heading to that area.