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My buddy called some of his friends and let's just say they talked to the squatters and convinced them to move out quick and it worked.

BTW, servicers have always been required to verify loan conditions including ownership, but the above link to the Servicing Guide Bulletin was just published on August 16, 2017 (two weeks ago) so don't bellyache if your loan is called;) 

I am looking to make some connections and offer a helping hand to any professionals looking for someone to tackle low hanging fruit with the intention of sharing some wisdom. .Contact me or guide me to any local events.

For example if you wanted to purchase multi families for cashflow: You could quickly check sales of duplexes/fourplexes etc. in the last 6 months to get a feel for ARV's.

They benefit from a higher rent and you can build a portfolio quickly.

it seems as if option #1 allows you to quickly scale with less money (basically furniture and a security deposit) but has the downside of lower margins since you're not building equity.I've also thought of other ideas such as buying a few properties under a llc with several other investors, where the total cash per person would be the same as if you bought 1 property by yourself but it's diversified across different markets and reduced risk.

On quick review, the house looks good, nice and finished.The only thing I noticed is that there is plenty of horse parking, but no car parking.  

Hi there, my name is Nathan and a wonderful Irish fellow named Brendan introduced this website to my partner and I.He spoke very highly of this community online and I believe has done very well in his investments.I have one question and perhaps you can guide me.

My point is, if we do decide to purchase a residential property over commercial, we'll likely go FHA and then pay down the 22% quickly to shed the PMI.