Nothing wrong with that, you just have to realize the true source of your income.You may be able to find hard money for this.

The website that you mentioned is the cheapest I found so far too.Othe way of marketing (post cards, letters, phone calls) and getting leads I got 1%- 10%.Be carefull with the city they can fine you with the signs by tracing the phone number.

This is true of talking with seller's as well.

It is true that some areas are still red hot.

That will also give you more time in your house to evaluate the "true" costs of home ownership, things break and need replacing all the time.Getting the equity out of a house every year makes the assumption that you'll be getting great appreciation in the coming years.

That way each post will carry some details commonly found on a business card.3.

You have association fees, credit card fees (with almost all bookings), cleaning fees on top of the management fee, referral fees (to travel agents and companies for getting bookings), and THEN the management company takes their split on top of that.

To become a loan officer in some states costs nothing more than buying business cards.

Originally posted by "clubprerit":A foreclosure is a deal whatever you do.This is not true at all.

Me being in california where even vacants and cosmetically distressed are still pricey, I was just wondering if this is true or if there is another way around investors not having to pay cash for the property.