At the face of it, this seems an easy decision.

Often, that "winner" is unable to make the mortgage payments (only one income now, not two like before), and ends up facing foreclosure.

Might want to challenge the taxes and shop around your insurance.

Getting a commercial loan may be challenging, though.

I have done quite a bit of business with them and its one of those banks that I intentionally go in every month to make mtg payments to get face time.

We also do a fundraiser for a local kids hospital or other charities.It's been really fun the past couple of years and it's nice to see the kids faces when they can climb on the firetruck!

This may have been easier to ignore before seeing our target inventory bid up by OO buyers, but it's "in-your-face" now and hard to brush off.

It can be very challenging but what is life without challenges.

There are lots of very simple and effective way to market that you buy houses without spending a lot of money from signs in the yard, bandit signs around the neighborhood, negotiating with a local business that has a blank wall facing a major street (think gas station on a corner) to hang a banner on the side.

However I would still want to keep my fulltime job and have real estate be something I do alongside my fulltime job.My question is with limited capital how could I best get started on this challenge?