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Now, if you're looking to be the person who is managing a rehab or being day-to-day hands-on, I don't think that is the case but as a pure cash/credit investor and/or landlord, I think you will find that remote investing can be quite rewarding.If you are looking for some resources to connect with in other states, try this board of course or other places on the web (I like Craig's List).

We're glad you're here, and hope you do lots of business.Since you're new and may not know, you can subscribe to a thread such as this one, and an email will be sent to you when someone posts a comment.You can set up your profile with your name, phone, address, and even website in your signature so that every post you make will remind people how they can do business with you.You will want to prowl these boards often because people will often post a request for funding, and the first one to get to them frequently gets the business.Well, that's the end of my welcome speech.

The cash flow would be B/E , but my thought is I would hold on and exit strategy would be to sell over time - The going price / Sq Ft is $96 , buy in at around $86 , $15K Equity versus other appraisals in the area.

So...this may lead to other unsolicited calls or mailings from other lenders in the future.

Email me and lets see if we can help you, if it isn't too late for you already.Troy [email protected]

I see the TV shows on Rehab , I/E buying a rehab investing x dollars and making profit , buying foreclosures and selling, rental properties, Preconstruction .....I would love to rehab, not the most handy person, but would get dirty.

I got the owners name from my real estate agent but they could not get a number or mailing address.Does anyone know how I could get this info?

And also, what type of mailing usually works best - postcard or letter, and 800 # or is this not important?