Have you "added extras" like saying, "take me on part timeand I'll redo your website for free"?

This is the best option if you don't "need" the extra cash-flow, but rather you just want to not be paying OUT for the property.If you've owned a long time and are near the payoff point, then you can still use the above option, or might instead opt to pay them off and use the rent as income entirely.Bottom line is, it really depends on what you want to do!

Also you have the ability to earn extra income with our Lending company that will process all the loans you generate and give you 35% of lending cost.

Pay off your debt and do not add extra debt.How do you save money?

You can get capital gains tax treatment if you sell it after living in the house for 2 out of 5 years (READ: KEEP AN EXTRA $1000+ FOR EVERY $10,000 IN PROFIT).Make it nice (visit your neighbors that have nice looking houses), not over the top, and take care of the house while you're living in it.

I am speaking about what is known as the "Redemption Periods" the previous owners have and the restrictions placed on the titles.This is an advanced auction and is best suited for an investor that has extra money available that they won't miss while it is tied up in the property.I am in no way suggesting that tax sales are not good investments.

In Central Texas I can get a decent 2 bed 2 bath apartment or in my case a little bit older 2 bed 1 bath duplex (I gave up the newer place and extra bathroom for a huge backyard.)

It seems like a win win situation, they don't loose their credit, you get a property for cheap, you can give them some extra money that you didn't pay for the home as some incentive, and they won't tear the crap out of the house like most people do when their home is foreclosed on.What are the risks involved?

I am really interested in doing BPO's as they are quick, easy and they generate a lot of extra income too!

The link should be http://www.reicasting.com/ without that extra period.