Create a goal to meet with a 3-5 new investors every week.After you get your property, take every dime and put it back into paying down debt or as down payments on new, bigger properties.

The interest rates that are published at the outset are usually the rates that you end up receiving.Diversification or types of real estate opportunities – this category is actually broken down into three subdivisions: Debt or EquityGeographyProperty TypesThere are normally two options for investors when they participate in a deal….either Debt or Equity Investments.

While I am not a huge proponent of banking on appreciation alone, it should not be discounted as the ROI for Appreciation can be substantially greater compared to the ROI from Cash Flow assuming you are using a 75% or 80% Loan to Value (LVT) debt or greater.Since you have to live somewhere in Colorado Springs you have to choose to pay your own mortgage or someone else's.

This will also benefit people who owe money on mortgages, credit cards, school debt or any other debt.

Debtors get crushed in deflationary times.

I owe ~475K between them and the interest rates vary from 4.35 to 4.75%I am trying to work out if I would be bettrer off pouring my extra cash (about 4K a month) into paying down my rental debt or putting that money in the market. 

Generally, the mortgage company, the chapter 13 trustee and the Judge will have to approve anything the debtor does with the property.

You can go to the County Recorders Office & search title documents to chain out the ownership & also discover any debt or liens.   

The seller will decide what works for them regardless of their debt or what you or your buyer consider a good deal.

Wasn't sure where to post this. Former tenant yanked me around. I got a judgement for over 4K. The though occurred to me today: if he passes away, would his estate have to pay me off?