@Joe Gore's point about the paper work is important, have it ready to go.

I am mainly looking for a mentor to walk be through the steps and the legal papers and how to write contracts and have exit strategy so I don't your can't get trapped in any way if deal falls through.

Good luck runnign to the box store from a mountain location becauwse you'll lose 1-2hrs in travel etc.Level of finish - Fire taping (level 1) in a garage is less than ready for flat paint (level 3) or semigloss walls (level 4) or wall paper (level 5) or various knock down finishes (what I think some are calling texture).one more is point up.

You could hear people.There was an article in the paper this week about a guy trying to sell his house, and there is some paranormal activity in it.

I'm not going to leave it on plain white paper I'm going to try 3 different colors green, pink, and yellow.

Many of us have witnessed investors losing their life savings on deals that looked great on paper but never performed in reality.

i believe your best bet is to spend some time and a little money on R.E.I. training but with the money you do have you can purchase a few sfh turn key properties in areas and states where your roi will be higher and you not only get passive income but experience and a paper networth that will help you qualify for the bigger more expensive nyc properties.good luck

It doesn't take much more than a printed sheet of paper with signatures on it and terms of the loan.

But to prove yourself to the partners and show them you're a professional, have all the details on the property on paper in a clear business format.

I might also run an ad in the paper as if you are selling them by owner.