TV/Film is one of my main lanes for writing, so I'm hopeful we could land on something killer. 

There was money donated from lot owners in a fund and they chose to pay off two lot owners debt in order to keep them out of foreclosure (total $4000).

The only strategy I have seen so far, and I forget who provided it, was to try and clear as much debt as possible on single family homes and pre-qualify for HELOCs of other lines of credit to be able to start buying at the downside of the cycle.One person mentioned in a facebook group I am in, essentially, "don't worry about it, just hold everything tight and wait it out, it will correct itself."

Also enjoy sports, fishing, and flying.I am a recent graduate and work full time as a drone pilot for a utility company (enjoyed your TFR reference), have cash in the bank and no debt.

My main plan is to sign on with Keller Williams because of their in depth training.

The market is hot in the Boston area, so capitol is the main issue for me at the moment.

There are 2 main things I would look for in a co-op and in retrospect maybe have even bought a smaller place in a less desirable area to gain these two things:1.

Is there any way to find the reasons for the original debt?

Hello!I'm a new member and a yet to invest investor. I'm doing some math on a couple houses and I figured I'll reach my max DTI after two houses with a typical local bank and their conventional loan products.  That's ...

any and all feedback is appreciated.My main concerns are:  1.