you need to get per approved by a top shelf lending company that the local realtors know performs then go shopping.

Hello my name is K. Michelle,
I'm from CT and very interested in real estate investing. I'm in the very beginning stages of educating myself about real estate.

Any feedback or first steps would be great! I'm not eve...

Performance Title.

Bring the job to the contractor and have them use their architects/designers to give me more time to focus on deals and growing my brand.

@Tracy Royce  in this business if your doing any volume your dealing with one or two of these a year.Always tough.. although what I finanally learned is that it rarely gets better you just need to bite the bullit and follow the letter of the law.NOt sure about protected class. but I have one right now in my market that could go that way.it took me 18 months to close and it was my first suit for specific performance in 42 years in the business... phase two is to move this person out.its a city lot the house was so bad I paid over 60k in city code enforcement fines to close escrow. that's just the fines folks..

Hello everyone, I am brand new to Bigger pockets and see that it was recommended to post an introduction thread.

@Ryan Klemetson I skip the lawyer most of the time in IL (you must have one in IA, and I review my own contracts and then close at the title company and have them perform the title search, rather than paying the lawyer to do it.

It was my first listing as a brand new agent.  

Having said that, I have a self-directed IRA and am using it to invest in performing promissory note (Some education on performing notes).  

I have a referral for you for stabilized performing rentals with @Chris Erwin