@Brandon Turner Thanks for bringing that to our attention.

Yet it won't mean you'll gain more success.

My biggest gain in this whole thing is do the numbers and look at 100's of properties a week to get a feel for the markets and property's in the areas your interested in.

Setting up banks to litigate based on pre-arranged unqualified applicants for financial gain.

A truly poor, responsible honest person knows when they can't afford something and does the right thing and moves to a less expensive place - they don't string you along into their problems in order to gain some benefit.One more thing, if you ever have to go to court, the court may view flexibility on your part as lulling the tenant.

I want to gain an much knowledge as possible and have been reading some of the forums on here along with reading real estate books.My goals are to start investing in properties and create a portfolio that will always keep growing (hopefully).

Kelsy,When you get inside, pay attention to how high the windows are in the basement, and any evidence of water.

So they will ride the ups and downs of rental income and gain on sale with you.

Most people who cry about when things go wrong down the road, just don't pay attention when they sign documents that create financial obligations when, it doesn't matter how many pages of fine print they put in front of you, you really need to know what you are signing.Item 1.

Might only be 10% of the market, but we're not going to stop construction and sit on our hands waiting for someone; it would basically be like calling attention to the fact that we are two months from completion, so in the next month a cash buyer could snag it, but to make that a possibility, we have to advertise it a bit.