There are basically two types of ROWs.

So basically you'd be doing well to scratch on the expenses.

You at least have a basic knowledge of property upkeep, loans, etc.

I think that a basic plan with different exit stratigies is a smart move.

Just spoke to [wholesaler] adv has 2 estimates for repairs. 1 for $6k [basic paint, carpet] the other for $15k [paint carpet, landscape, new drywall, etc.]Will make my own assessment on Monday.

It may mean looking something up online, or in a law library.Also, courthouses will usually let you look at the case files.Now, I went to one of those Robert Allen seminars, (the free one), and basically the premise was legit.

So basically they are still on the hook for their loan.

i believe ive got the basic idea, but im trying to get a better grasp on what to do to actually start...any help/advice/ideas?

I am new to this but it seems that if I put a down payment on something and renters are basically then paying for at least half of it for me, then that is a good idea.

Renters had rigged up some wiring to light the basement, and tapped into plumbing for water, but this is all very basic and can be capped off, I know an extremely good electrician.