sitting in your house on the computer or driving by houses isn't going to cut the mustard.keep on pluggin.

I simply reinvest cashfow into more real estate.

This would be a short term investment averaging three years, then the resident will purchase the property.I have not factored closing costs into the questions below, simply, becuase they could be really radically different.

What you have to do is simply start repeating to yourself the phrase "I am a multi millionaire real estate investor".

(2) the owner of the first lien is planning to bid (but not beyond amount of the lien) (3) second lienholder is not planning to attend (but I assume is protected) (4) "tenant" is planning to bid, wants the house (5) I have told the "tenant" that I plan to bid above the amount of the first and second lien (6) "tenant" is trying to cut a side deal with me thinking he can wipe out the second lien holder (I've said he can buy my mortgage - but I won't do any "deal" which could be considered possibly illegal in terms of the second lien holder).

if they could just explain to me where they get their cut, it would be more believable.

This is a program that is available on properties this particular group has in inventory in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Baltimore, and Kansas City.My working with them does not cut into your bottom line--just theirs.When you decide you want to speak to the group directly, I'll put you in touch, but, for now, I'll be glad to answer your questions as best I can.About the hard money loan: this is only a 90-day loan, allowing you to take title and refinance.

Do any of you know of some good funds either private or public that you can invest money in and they do the work for you and cut you a check each month?

Laymen tend to believe that they can finesse that by simply not calling themselves brokers.

The Texas Apartment Assciation lease that I use not only cuts down on my eviction time, but it also covers every nook and cranny of the Texas Property Code for my benefit.