That said, I finally caught a break and have been presented with a unique opportunity and although I'm not overwhelmed yet (excited!)...

In this market you are using the low money down strategy to get into hopefully a break even property, where you can start building large sums of "forced savings" while you are living there for cheaper than the average rents in the area, and then forced savings once you move out with the tenants putting that "forced savings" deposit into your property every month.  

Actually, let me break that up.If they're NOT on site working, and that's the reason for the delay, I'd think that its because they're not making the money the feel they should on that site.  

I, the ardent competitor always looking for the next over-the-top mind-and-body-breaking challenge, continuously backed away from the Safari.

Hey BP so I'm excited because it's looking like I'm going to be the proud owner of a 4-plex breaking my analysis paralysis buuuuuuut I could use some direction.1. currently the water is paid by the land lord half the electric and gas also paid by the land lord as well as trash and sewer.

It required a lot of work, and we did not just go through all the time, stress, and expense (which we'd do gladly for family member) to just sell it and break even.

Ask the lender / title company for a break down of where the money is actually going.  

Hello, we are on a well and looking for Recommendations for a good water filtration system / company while also not breaking the bank?

Unlike traditional lending there are NO rules, regulations, laws, licenses or governing bodies to hold Private Money Lenders accountable to.

Benefits:• Cash flow• Tax breaks and deductions• Appreciation• Equity/wealth (tenants pay the mortgage)• Hedge against inflation.