Need not to down play any profession.

A lot of this is speculative of course but make educated guesses and if after all that you still have significant cash flow then start looking at you options for refinancing and see if there are good rates available, and terms available (it is possible your current loan is better than anything you can get now that you have it as a rental and since rates have trended upward)  In the end this is a numbers game. 

It's a residuals game.1,000 people at 300 bucks is 300,000 at one event minus business costs.

I hope this meet up could give investors to ask questions and learn more about an alternative strategy for getting into the real estate game.  

But given the owner has been fighting off this foreclosure for nine years they seem unlikely to play ball.

Thanks Nick sounds like a game plan.

I'd probably rather be in the game than on the sidelines as long as it's done with a value add.

If she fights you the fees run about $1500 but less than that if she doesn’t fight.In the meantime, play by the rules don’t make any mistakes and don’t get emotional.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

I have 3-4 years before that plays a role.