I currently work full time as an air traffic controller and looking for opportunities to generate active and passive income through rental properties, flips, wholesales, etc.

They get paid by speed and what will pass the quality control department at the BPO mill. 

They have too much control of what you do with your home, and they are taking 2500 dollars a year of your cash flow away from you.

I have experience in construction project scheduling/control and BIM design/estimates.

I am looking for an investor in the LA, OC,SD,RIVERSIDE and other locations to flip homes with a team of professionals we all have experience in are own triads we are a team of 3 and we are looking for are 4th member we have a contractor that will beat any ones bid with highend finish we have a sales rep with clients ready to buy the property as soon that we finish and finally my self I get property's from contacts I have built for the last 12 years as a loan officer and we are looking for are cash flow investor I have a line of credit to buy property but we need cash flow for escrow deposits and down payment we cover the starting money for the remodel we are willing to pay top $$$ for the investor we can negotiate on a per-deal basis or a joint venture I try to get property's that have 100k in equity and up we have a turn around time of 60 to 90 days but we push to get it done in 30 to 45 days max e-mail me to [email protected]

Here are 6 simple rules to follow when buying "C Class" property which should help sleep better at night...Rule #1:  Find a Local Joint Venture PartnerNothing beats boots on the ground, especially if you are investing in place where you do not live. 

Still looking to get into my first venture. 

@Taylor Reichert When you have more experience you will learn that problems are opportunities.Your prospective seller(s) have a problem in that they are unable to pass marketable title.If it were me, I'd determine if it was due to a prior break in chain of title, a current secured creditor or a competing claim for control by another a heir or beneficiary. 

Condos are tricky because you don't control the expenses.

My question is does the bank only have control of the property and the "owner" still holds title?