If you are not past those contingency stages either party could back out.  

I have recently to looks into more and more deals which includes loans currently in advanced foreclosure status, for example , anything from a few hearings done to FC sale date set and it is 30-60 days.How do you change your price offer in the bid stage to address that, given everything else equal?

The tax implications are pretty interesting if you have excess cashflow from other properties.

Often it is a place to park excess cash since CD pays nearly nothing making 3-4% cap rate investment attractive.

I too am in the learning stage and forming my team and saving for 1st deal.

I just sold off two facilities (about 400 unit's total) and have 400 more in various stages of development.

I'm still solidly in the learning stage and would really appreciate any tips on starting, getting realistic expectations, and next steps.I currently make ~52k/year, I know it's not a whole lot especially out here in California.

At this stage, it probably is in my best interest find some people who can nudge me in the right direction or, at the very least, keep me from going in the wrong direction.

For someone doing the final stage of a big brrrrrrr recently, writing it off up-front (bad for mortgage purposes) v depreciating it over several years (good for mortgage purposes) was an $80,000 difference. $80k less in expenses isn't much different than $80k of income. $80k makes a huge difference... and this wasn't tax fraud or anything shady, 100% legit.

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