Depending upon how much you have to invest, it's a middle ground between making a loan in your name alone and investing in a blind pool.

@Andrew Cordle one thing I'd suggest is that when you are into the inspections phase, make sure you get one of the newer "combo inspectors".

One of the trends that I am seeing on the Southside (my stomping grounds) is, you have single mothers going out of state to get section 8, then transferring it after a year to move back to Chicago (smart move in my opinion).While sect. 8 is the way for the Southside, you also have the Eastside Condo Craze, as I like to call it.

Est.1963.Level 34 acres complete w/appx 3,000 fruit trees, flood irrigation, 2 wells 1 irrig/1 domestic. 1886 sqft remodeled home w/updates such as professional 6 burner Garland range oven,SS counter tops, Broan hood vent, Maple flooring, a 27x23 Arizona room or fabulous tasting room. 2280 sqft barn with covered patio, built-in 12' bar,Brick pizza oven,game room,phase 3 elec.

You want to "hit the ground running" so for your first -stick to minimal "fix-ups".

Hello Everybody, My name is Nick Larson I live in Ball Ground, GA and am new to this site and Real Estate Investing.

This is due to the fact that institutional buyers have not yet jumped on board and also that other investors can't realize the value.Its amazing being on the ground and having first pick at these deals.Thanks for reading and have a great day

While you may be able to cancel it based on the fact that the PM should not have been representing the landlord in the first place, I think you'd be hard pressed to win on those grounds were the tenants to push back.A judge would look at the situation and say one of two things.

There were many original outlets that had been changed to regular 3 wire outlets, but of course had no ground since there was no wire for it.  

Unlike a lot of faces in real estate,he is genuine; he is legit and grounded and he's not selling some pipe-dream.