Most here seem to read the laws and take each letter literally and apply it to what they want to do, then look for justifications to avoid that road block.

Btw just lowered price today based on no shows at recent open house.I agree with most of your post on seller financing but in this case I would prefer not too prolong the sale, even if it meant greater profit down the road by benefiting from buyer default.This is dead $ that needs to be reallocated in order to properly leverage future returns.

You can pick up great basic info and if your the kind of person that needs someone to walk the road with you then a one on one with a good local mentor should be your next move.

5 years down the road you will look back and laugh at what would have happened if you had bought a new stove instead :) All the information you need is available here on BP to make that a reality.Best of luck!

So limited sales potential down the road for every one.I was working with as well as being one of these turnkey groups for a few years.

but I always thought something would happen being on a freeway over change main road and right behind home depot.We got swept up with a bigger developer who is doing 50 acre across the street from us and directly in front of the casino.. so they paid for the EIR and specific plan and we just came in as stake holders.they pre zoned us mixed use resi.. and as you know in RP there is NO new resi.. so I thinking maybe a little lite office shop on bottom and stack as many condo's as I can on top  LOL... would be my retirement project and I would move there to build it out.. 

One of which is a house about 4 houses down the road, about 100sqft larger than this one, sold for $215,000.

In the second half of 2016, I've seen rents plateauing in SF in the wake of several thousands of units, mostly in the luxury dwelling sector, come online with many more soon to follow, so I don't necessarily see rents increasing much in the near future, but that's not to say they won't climb again down the road. 

Vertucci has a good fix and flip program I have been to that one and he gets very detailed in how to do fix and flip retail.. and does not pitch products like most of the TV guys do... but its all about what you put into it.If your looking for a more rounded type experience I would for sure simply enroll in a real estate license course so you under stand the rules of the road.. and there are some very good trainers out there that are more one on one.. but will work with you for a year.. these will cost about 100k But the folks I have seen come through those are making very good money...

The meeting will be at Creegan Property Group at 439 Lake Howell Road, Maitland, FL 32751 at 6:30 PM on Sept 28!!