100 % of my deals have been all cash transactions.I would definitely it has to do with what market your in, also the area you are farming makes the world of a difference and last but not least what aspect of real estate are you involved in will definitely have percentages off from cash transactions to financed transactions.Me personally I'm a wholesaler, so the properties that I do come across are usually owned 90% of the time with no existing mortgage.

If the fear of code enforcement would cause you to go thru all those headaches, just avoid using bandit signs or anything else that would get them on your case.P.S.

This could avoid delays and mistakes.

Definitely keep getting educated on all of the different aspects of RE Investing.

Are you saying that because the final infusion of cash comes from the buyer, that the buyer now automatically has paid for every aspect of the transaction downstream?

Avoid "disguised installment sales".And John, as I type, there still are Californians fleeing in droves to Texas to avoid California state taxes.

I have had some ups and downs with the rentals but enjoy the prop management aspect.

With that being said, there are some (a lot of) questions I haven't been able to answer from the blogs, forum posts, and podcasts but here are the first few burning ones to me.I have been leaning towards renting out homes as I feel the most comfortable with this aspect of real estate right now.1.

A condo has more risk in some aspects and the underwriting is a different.

As you can see on page 11 under "Loan Resolution" the company focuses on loan modifications to protect their servicing revenue and avoid expenses involved with default/REO.