@Jim K.Thanks for this little dose of reality.I guess it’s back to the drawing board for me.

It is harder to defend if it is considered a "dangerous" breed.Pit bull owner tend to be a problem.

I notice that you comment on almost all Roofstock related posts usually to defend Roofstock.

On a 100k note at 5% your paying the bank around 92k in intrest, that dose not include any of thier fees.  

i do see a lot great buys on Multifamilys....i also see that the Unemployment is still in the 8pct, area...that kinda concerns me.

One of the guys that works for me dose the auction thing.

I also still defend my opinion on title versus lien.

If there is one thing that investors should value is the ability to approach any issue, with a healthy dose of patience and calm.

It is public information but they do not make it easy to find.I found it once before but had a hard time finding it again, and ofcourse it is different for every JP court where they keep the info..I was able to find divorce cases, but it only gives me the plaintiffs and the defendants name.

Yes, when following this strategy the individual must be very diligent in keeping up with the cash flow required, but if they do, I do see how it makes sense even with the variable interest rate associated with the HELOC.Any thoughts/suggestions?