For houses bought for investment it is usuallynot possible to do it "no money down" unless -- I suppose--you buy it subject to and the seller totally finances it that way.There is definitely insurance you buy for each of your properties.

One community we work in has 123,000 total platted lots, of which 80,000 are still vacant.

I'm highly motivated to move with this because the location is just awesome, and with a total gut, could fetch well over the value..

(7% from the sale to me, +3% and the sale from my sale of 4%, would be a total of 14%, the normal commition) I'm thinking that is generous, because I fell that the re agent should lose too, maybe if I only pay only 2% at the sale of my property.

As far as I can see, credit scores without the report are totally worthless.They do require the office inspection and they do insist upon good security for the data they deliver.

The total investment would be in the range $250,000 to $1,000,000 and each property would have a maximum of 10 investors who would invest about $10,000 to $60,000 each.

This is because the hotel management will pool together the total income of the entire hotel and distribute this to unit owners net of any expense.

An apartment complex would be a totally different situation for you.

:help: I am filling out a contract...and assignment contract, for a property, I'm down to the part where it says
hereby assigns all rights to said contract to:
person's name
("Assignee")
in exchange for compensatio...

I dont know the balance on the note or the monthly payments but it was rented for 1500. so I am assuming he isnt a total bone head and made some $$ on the rent so it has to be lower than 1500.00.