Does anyone here have a significant other who simply did not want to be a landlord?

Some states also require that the name of the Trustee be noted on the Deed in lieu of simply titling a property in the name of a Trust.

In addition, the seller gives you a "new mortgage" at an interest rate higher than the original (the seller keeps the spread" and thus has less risk and more recourse in case you default (they simply take the home back and keep up the mortgage they have been paying.)

Buy a 3/1 ranch with an oversized living room and cut a master bath out of the lr.

Now, I cannot overcome every deal and I have been unable to assign contracts on many more deals, but you simply cannot say that lenders are not doing them.

Many "gurus" claim "discount" based off of several factors that simply do not matter.

in all my years I've never seen a lender do more than drop a dumpster, remove the debris, cut the grass, stick a lockbox on the door and put it up for sale.

Then go back into the archives.IIRC, many people who have sold recently have taken a huge cut from their listed/hoped for price.I won’t rain on your parade by answering your last question generally, but in my two cases, as I said, on the first, 30K less than lowest expected market sales price, I moved into it.

But unfortunately, you have to sit there and guess what the correct discount rate would be to end up with zero.I find that in excel, simply using the rate() function to find out the rate of a FV, will give me a compoundable rate of return, that makes no account for discounting or reinvestment.

Or does it simply depend on the mailman's assignments/schedules, or something of that sort?