That being said, I am also being warned to stay completely away from being involved in the transaction because any association with my own personal real estate (bought outside of conventional mortgages) is in violation of FINRA's rules.Has anyone run into this before or know anyone who has their licenses and still invests in real estate without using conventional mortgages?

 - Owner lives in one unit, and would like to stay in it till her death - when that happens is of course a big question mark.- She's had a lot of people after her to sell them, but she likes us a lot.

My conversation with the seller was very to the point - I would pay all the closing costs, and would allow them to stay in the house up to 2 weeks after closing.

Many of the condo associations have rental restrictions.I stay away from condos in general for a variety of reasons.Cash flow volatility, rehab/rental restrictions, special assessments, etc.

I have paid the rent on time and there are no delays – I stayed there for 13 months.4.

I’ll be 3 years in next month.If so, please share tips for staying motivated, being efficient, avoiding burnout, etc.

My husband is a navy veteran he has a HUD vash voucher threw the VA hospital he lives in Detroit, Michigan he has two more months to find a place can he port somewhere else and use his voucher or do he have to stay in Detroit and use his voucher for a year?

When you say you are looking to get into multifamily investing, are you planning on staying local, or branching out.

Let's hope it will stay a homerun deal.Ain't she purty?

The key is to subscribe to Pacer and watch each of those properties for a Motion for Relief from Stay - once that has been granted, the foreclosure may proceed, and usually does pretty quickly.