My list was generated from the tax records (via MLS) which can potentially be outdated though.

I've found that most LLCs that I've looked at have been a revenue generator for an attorney rather than effective protection for the landlord.I never had an LLC for any of my properties, 16 SFHs at one time.

Certainly, there have been a lot of incidents in the recent past where bad brokers stuck people in bad loans because they generated a bigger commission.Like David, I STRONGLY recommend you find someone you truly trust who can guide you through this transaction.

Hi All, I was advised in the past to work with agents when doing wholesale deals and was wondering if there are any other investors that do this.

Is this a good rental buy???

Purchase price: $20,000 / Market Value $25,000

Yearly Taxes: $34.00 Monthly
P/I: $155.00 (7% at 20yr amortization)
Insurance: $20.00 Monthly
???????: ?...

I would guess that if you were to buy one, and really work it, you would be able to generate some leads.

After Bank of America's 'due diligence' (if you can call it that) they advised that they valued my property at over $100k and would extend me a LOC at 80%LTV.

Every generation but ours has been involved in great hardship.

I'm am not interested in being a landlord so thats out of the question...Someone please advise..especially if you are an investor in FL

This bailout might generate enough credit that we'll have a "soft landing", and end up on the long term trend, rather than below.