Everyone sees the growth happening in Nashville with our sports teams on the rise along with major corporations setting up shop here.

Low supply + high demand = tough to make moneyYour first deal doesn't have to be a home-run, especially if its functioning as your primary residence. 

In the simplest terms you supply the deal and they supply the capital.

I'm not a plumber but I've seen hundreds of homes and don't recall ever seeing one that shared a water supply line between the toilet and the sink.

This was an easy decision for me as I wanted to carry on the legacy of my family in this neighborhood, and with such a short supply of deals in our market currently, it was a no-brainer for me to buy the home.

Budget 20k to replace the plumbing if it has the original cast iron stacks and galvanized supply lines.

Another couple of quarters and we'll know betterInventory is slightly up (+1.7%) as is the "months supply" of homes on the market (+1.6%).  

Our only difference is that the property is owned by a non-profit that supplies "low-income" housing.

Because it has a (1 acre) spring fed pond and is home to numerous wildlife species, it qualifies as a Sports Afield Trophy Property.

So finally I solved this problem last week and have been on a buying spree, but I have also heard that people would pay for someone to qualify for mortgages on their behalf so they supply the cash for downpay and (for example) I can just qualify for mortgages and in return hold the property under my name and get paid for it.