The site has really grown to become a wonderful safe place for investors to learn and network.

They rather have people be happy with a safe and prudent return.

The safe way to go would be to keep your day job until you have enough reserves to weather a mistake and a lengthy period of time.....although I must say I didn't have that, I took that leap anyway...and I'm ok and happier than I've ever been.

Search here for threads on the SAFE Act and Dodd-Frank.Creative financing is the creative use of assets and cash flow to finance or facilitate a transaction.

You can only tell people how to live if it breaches standards that you define, like the unit must be kept free of pests, unaltered, safe and secure (no unlocked doors)...etc.

That was Mo state I see, now go pull the SAFE Act, let's see what that says.I think common sense will prevail. :)

Might check with your attorney, being a non-owner occupied singlefamily you have the SAFE Act issues as well.

If it looks like Iraq, Beirut or a war torn country on the nightly news, it's safe to say it qualifies as a "war zone."

It is definitely a property I would do more research on if it were in my playground.

Get the price reduction, leave it as is while collecting the rent, and make sure it is safe.