No answer the policemen went in saw items on the kitchen table and told me to go back to my car.

I pay for mentorship, but usually if the person has a good online presence where I can see all of their items before seeing if they can guide.

I've been lucky in that all my previous condos were bought vacant which allowed me to get in and renovate and change our wear items which gives me long term peace of mind.

This falls along the line of family changed. 2) sellers believe we're approaching the top of the market and want to capture the gains and/or 1031X into NNN where they get a higher yield. 3) investors/flippers bought the multi-family with the intention of repositioning it.

I've read some reviews that you don't get to see the product line up or costs of the products until you sign up and pay a hefty membership fee.I spend a lot of time shopping for quality items at a fair price.

. - I'd love to hear exactly which items and how you challenged them regarding your closing costs savings.

If you are familiar with Dave Ramsey this is what he calls the debt snowball. 2)  If your parents want to get out of maintenance issues they can sell each house in item 1 with owner financing as it is paid off, they will have residual income but no longer be on the hook for maintenance.  

Over that time, you'll be paying taxes on ~$40K of income that goes directly to the bank to pay down your debt while only capturing about 30-35K of depreciation.

They will also take furniture, clothes, shoes, household items, books etc.

During this option "free look" period, you will need to get a professional inspection, detailed line item bid for work to be done, appraisal and line up financing.The problem with a $100K deal is that it takes 3/4 of the time of a $1 million deal, so your return on hours invested is much less.