Stayed empty for awhile and I googled it and it went up for auction.I guess it didn't sell because its still empty and someone barely mows the grass (probably a management company for the mortage company).

My teenager has been asked to participate in an all day event at Hamilton Park.

Turned outt profitable, but just barely.

Minus closing and other costs that's barely enough to pay off the IRS.

As a newbie RE investor (I'm barely 2 mos in) every day I learn something new and exciting.

As mentioned, if you have a great deal, often it will be relatively easy to get someone to participate financially if there's a good upside for them and risk is shared.

Placing market value for coverage, in a replacement cost scenario, could place you in a precarious position to your participation of indemnity.

I have a 10 day inspect. period but contract states "Buyer(s) participating in a highest and best, multiple offers situation understand that any special consideration for concessions, repairs or switch from cash to financing may result in seller terminating this agreement and retaining buyer’s Earnest Money Deposit."

@Jeremey J.I would not do a partnership because they can become messy especially wheN you barely know them.

The tenant informed me that he could not afford rent because of his brother’s funeral expenses, and that he could not bare to live there after the incident.