I'm looking to add another property that I found, but am short a bit of cash to be able to do an all cash deal on it (I do have some time to get it, ~ 30 days).I think my best bet right now is to refinance either my duplex, or SFR that have no liens on them and use that cash, does that seem like the best option to you all?

And, I'll bet he'll telling his cell mates that he's a "victim."

I was perusing the internet and found this lovely compilation of detroit properties aging over 4ish years via Google Street view.

You're just addicted to the internet (like me, but I'm retired, you're not).Sorry, had a kid yesterday saying he was here to learn....no he wasn't, he got good advice and wanted to argue that he could step right into advanced areas dealing in foreclosures.

Hi @navneelprasadWhen I did the training for the CIV (certified Internet videographer through virtuallyincredible.com) we were trained for both doing the editing ourselves and also outsourcing it.To do it yourself the best way we were taught was to use the YouTube editing tool.

In this tech savy internet driven world where everyone literally has the net in-there-hands reputation is more than ever because bad reviews are readily seen on a google search.

I don't know what happened to him.What I do know is that if I had a mortgage originator in my company that put that information out in that manner on the internet they would not be working there the next day.Junior,Man, I really am at a loss as to what to say to you on your question.

Probably your best bet is Los Angeles. 

They may be asking $260k, but given the situation I’m willing to bet they would accept a lower offer.

After that I began researching all over the internet about real estate investing.