I have a non-traditional idea for real estate investing.

Of course I am fine with someone asking questions but it's something that should be done before we're under a non-contingent contract.I am the type of person who will do a deal on a handshake, if a buyer asks me to hold a property for them I'll usually do it for a couple of days.

Your post title says "Sinking Floor" Most non level floors have sunk, but are not still sinking.

And yes, the below-market leases absolutely survive the sale unless the leases give you a right to terminate or contain some other non-standard term.

When I got there I realized that there was no heat in the house at all and the gas had been shut off because of non-payment.

We have a strong military community, always growing medical training facilities, a tremendously strong tourist and convention sector and the Eagle Ford Shale project created 116,000 high paying mid skilled jobs in 2013 and a 61 billion economic impact on the region.

Hi @Tracey Montgomery,It doesn't matter where your fiance lives, you'll either be getting an owner-occupied loan, or a non-owner occupied loan.

If you have the knowledge, and only you can answer that, try looking into places where you can obtain non-conventional financing.

Investors Increase Market Share, Ramp Up Non-Distressed Purchases

When the deposit goes hard (non-refundable) and we are moving to a close we will create the new entity which typically is an LLC.Whether to create an entity to hold the property entities is another question and there are many dearly held opinions about this, and I'm sure there are many forum discussions on that very subject.