Everywhere I go there's all these experts and gurus selling courses but I just need to find that first deal especially since I don't have much money now and I'm willing to do what needs to be done to find those deals whether it be raw land or actual properties, residential or commercial.

Looking for something that helps factor in all variables, fixed costs, interest paid on hard money loans, reno costs, etc etc. 

Look for hard Money for %80 of each property, then do a cash out refinance and pay the hard Money Lenders.

I've been told by my attorney (i'm a private money lending business owner) that we do not accept payments post maturity unless we do a new written extension or loan modification with agreeable terms.

Hello Jonathan, I would definitely recommend the low money down option as long as it cashflows.

As a property manager, I would wait until 7/1 to start the eviction process so you can check to see if they have vacated prior to spending the time and money to file an eviction.

- $500,000 Purchase Price- $0 Down Payment- 4% Interest- 30 Year Amoritzation- 10 Year Balloon- Monthly payment: $2,387Since this deal was so good, with no money down, my acquisitions manager is getting 20% equity in this property.

Are there specific considerations I should be aware of about the condo market in Stamford? 

That money is sitting in an account earning close to 5% so we are not complaining.

Review your money, talk to local agents, and learn from investors and managers.