They are priced pretty cheaply, its definitely a steal.

This is just another example of government stepping in and creating laws that hurt honest people and investors just because of a few crooks.In my opinion, there are many other ways to curtail the crooks without hindering us "real investors"Shame on TX government.

DFWREIN was run by a guy who just got snagged by the FBI for stealing investors cash... this isn't a joke, it's the truth... in Dallas you can go to the Roddy Roundups and there is also another REI network www.opendoorrei.com which is a great place to meet people in the RE investment circle.

Good Luck, and do not underestimate your tenant's ability to steal from you, or let her dog soil your property in bizarre ways if she is angry.

Its a steal!

This couple actually admitted to stealing it and produced the cell phone when the police insisted that they return it and that it was wrong. 

At the contract price the property was a good deal, not a steal by any means, and if you take into account the work needed the returns would be just a fraction of what they would be as the property was presented.In a situation like this I know I was right to walk away, but I was made to feel wrong for even putting it under contract. 

I say this because some guys think you will be stealing their deals and not give you it all.

Then I tapped another $50k from my TSP (gov $401k)Old 1-bedroom apartment - $1200 (a steal, should've been $1400 but my landlord didn't raise rent on me since 2014)Found a pristine townhome build in 2005, 4/3, listed for $490k.

Better deal for me...some of that money will be coming back to me in the form of rent, "keeping it in the family" so to speak.Now, he put up the new fence and it is standing up straight but it is crooked as a dogs leg!