Lol it's funny bcuz I was eyeing up a duplex in the mount joy area (didn't do any numbers yet) but I can't quite figure out how the taxes work over there yet.

For many who aren't into it, and haven't opened their eyes to this world, they simply have never thought about it or often times, have unsupported opinions about it. 

I am always looking to grow my network as well as keeping an eye out for some good mentors to follow and learn from, I am aiming to step full-time into my investing business early next year, (March 2017). 

I read the book Rich dad poor dad and it opened up my eyes for real estate investing. glad to have found this site it, excited to begin learning.

There may not be much room for negotiation here but I hope the seller opens their eyes and sees what kind of valuable relief you're giving them for this year-long issue.Congrats on the first lead and I wish you many more!

Basically they're not under the close eye of a responsible landlord.Current Rent: $1300 (which is way under-performing for the area for sure)Again, I live out of state (so it's hard for me to keep an eye on it).I've boiled it to a few options.Option 1I have a relative that would probably buy it as is since he want's the opportunity to rehab it for his own family.

Those pieces of literature opened my eyes and showed me that there is a better way of living that doesn't involve working 40 hours a week building someone else dream for them, so i decided to dig deeper into learning about  real estate and watched tons of you-tube tutorials when I came across wholesaling.

Any where you go ... always, always, always keep your eyes open and be alert to vacant houses.yellow lettersfollow up

Michel, I like the title of your eye-catching thread.  

Also, try to find a person that lives in the particular city to keep an eye on it and call you in the evening to get you up to date.