@Joshua Gordon,In the past they've always managed it themselves, but now they've moved out of the area now so I sort of co-manage it for them.

If he knows he can sell the house for $155,000 why is he willing to take a 40k hair cut plus closing costs?

May look to start some sort of meetup group to bring a little more life to the town...

Just the assets, which function sort of like a report card for the manager anyway.

Your best bet is to find others with his disability or similar ones and get him into some sort of group home and he will have some money from SSI to buy him clothes and a little bit of spending money.

In NC and SC we are seeing more end-users having cash-money to purchase homes from you for all-cash, versus some sort of payment plan arrangement.

Can I take a draw on an equity line (to get past the sort of short-term issues mentioned above, like loss of employment or emergencies) and end up paying a lot less than with an OO loan over 30 years?

I had a house in which lived about 6 years. last year in August I moved to another house and decided to rent my previous property.Since I am new to renting business, used property management company.I have all sort of issues:1) They told tenant that landlords will provide refrigerator, washer and dryer.

Wholesaling is seen as low risk compared to rehabbing or holding rentals which then you should have some sort of entity.

I'm pulling my hair out trying to find a page previously visited.