“Few, if any lenders are going to accept this secondary lien position,” real estate agent Then said, so the tax-lien associated with the HERO improvements will have to be paid off, in most cases, at the time a sale closes or the mortgage is refinanced.The question becomes, who will pay it?

We'll have a discussion on the real estate market cycle, trends in different real estate markets, various investment strategies, investing out of state, discuss multifamily investing, possibly plan investing in some multifamily deals together.Come if you've got capital to invest, if you have multifamily deals you're trying to raise equity for, if you're willing to share trends you're noticing in your business and would like to learn from other experienced investors.NO SERVICE PITCHESIf you plan to attend to pitch your services, please do not attend.

If we decide to make an offer, is it possible to either 1.) make the sellers put the full price of repairs in escrow (even though the other unit holders will benefit from the improvement); or 2.) make the offer contingent upon the condo association putting a certain dollar amount in escrow to handle the repairs; or 3.) do a combination of 1 and 2 saying that if all of the owners don't put a certain dollar amount in escrow by a certain date then the sellers pay the full amount of forfeit the deal?

I work with non profits that provide community based living services for individuals with special needs. 

The area around me is improving and I became interested in what it would take to buy my building.  

I'm sure there are some food service industry jobs In which you could earn $40k+ a year if you are putting in the hours while looking for a physics job.

Therefore, your purchase price + any possible renovations/improvements should be around 50,000. (2% of 50,000= 1,000). 3.

Gill there are registered agent services, but what are you looking for?

It's currently managed by a property management service.

I never used my broker license for a full time job even though I kept it active for about 30 years.i closed a few deals for other people and have only one real estate investment deal for myself.As a safety thing, right after you close on an improved property, get an insurance policy that will protect you if there is a loss.