Land sounded interesting because being in Riverside County, I'm still relatively close to opportunities where I can use my knowledge of the area I live in or have lived in to help me evaluate.

The problem is that there is currently a squatter who is a relative of the former owner still occupying the property.

Don't most credit cards give credit limits related to your credit score.

I am a relative newby. only been investing for about five years.

With about 50% of marriages ending in divorce in a relatively short time, I would check the state laws too.

Naturally seeing them run the properties while growing up I saw all the pros and cons related to it.

Your "team".Looking for this relating to: -realtors -attorney -cpa -escrow company -title company -anything I am missing Thanks!

Hello.I won't answer all your questions because that would take allthe fun out of it for others....Foreclosures can be good deals because at the auction you canget the house for relatively little.If a person is being foreclosed on and they have tons of equity,you really will be doing them a service by buying it so they canpay the mortgage and get their money out.You would definitely sit down with them and show them ALL theiroptions.

Everytime a relative of mine says that they'd never do that because this or that happens and evictions and the like are aweful blah blah blah, I just take a look at the way they live (check to check, etc), and think,"bring it on!"

Hello,I'm a relatively novice investor in Tennessee.