In Akron, OH, check out the Akron Canton Real Estate Investors Association at http://acreia.org/

@Douglas BrundinListsource.com or someone with the tax records associated with your local MLS.

I would kind of take a middle of the road approach if you can tolerate the stress that may be associated with leveraging through loans.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------Arizona's Realtor Association - Seller Financing Forms - Dodd Frankhttp://blog.aaronline.com/2014/01/are-you-prepared-for-the-next-installment-of-dodd-frank/In order to ensure that its members are not facilitating seller financed transactions in violation of the Dodd-Frank Act, AAR has removed its Assumption/Carryback Addendum from the AAR forms library.

Also, look into a few Real Estate Investor Associations (REIA) in Tucson.

Will definitely check out the gareia also have you heard of or are associated with the AtlantaReia?

I've found it best to go through my local Real estate investment associations as a first step to find good legit private lenders.

The apartment has 750 sq ft and its a 2x2 property and its market value is about 75k its mortgage $851 including association fees and property tax and they are renting it out for just that.

I'm in the process of starting to look into my own investments and am still surveying the territory for where I'd like to start.

@Sylvia Salazar , try looking for a local real estate investor association where you can meet others who are involved and then try to find a way you can provide them some value while watching/learning from them.