A few years ago I bought my first home in Houston,TX, did some extensive remodeling, and have been renting it for the last two years.

I didn't feel comfortable using the per square foot method of determining the value.Also the rehab was looking much more extensive than expected.

It was a home that was flooded during Hurricane Isaac and has extensive damage and mold throughout the home.

I operate extensively in the Indianapolis market and just returned from there.

Through principal forgiveness or through rate reduction or through amortization extension?

Well after extensive hours I have found a house that I can flip. 3 bed bungalow with a tenant in the basement.

Actually one of the most informative books for me as a beginner was The Wall Street Journal: Complete Real-Estate Investing Guidebook.

Subsequently, this deal fell through as it is vacant and needs extensive rehab.

Some of the value that I plan to bring to the community is my extensive knowledge of marketing - both online and off and how it can be used by investors & real estate agents to help them effectively and quickly market their properties.

I would suggest just getting an extension to the closing date with an addendum.