There were guys with suitcases full of money walking in and buying amazing properties. 

I've done a good amount of research and it does seem like these are not the easiest options around considering the types of deals in these parts of town.I'm lucky to have awoken a new passion and hobby, and it's amazing to read all of the posts on here.

I'm bias, but she's amazing.

Amazing job @Kami S., the house looks wonderful!

I've browsed the forums here and there and every time I jump on, I'm amazed at the amount of value a lot of people give and I wanted to be apart of that.

I have a guy I call Mr.GoldNever met him, but I think he looks like this:And when I bring him a new deal he looks like this:And when we get paid he looks like so:I am amaaazing at finding deals and he is AMAZING at being filthy rich.Together we are Blackman and Floggings!

The owner was an elderly woman that passed away in 2016.My partner and I would like to try to enforce the 30 day abandonment clause written into Michigan's foreclosure law.

Also I maybe the only one of those that posted here that has actually been to many of these events as an invited vendor.. ( I financed students purchase's of properties.)its amazing really if you read this post you think its all a bunch of noobs doing this with no clue.there are a large amount of veteran agents who buy these courses...

I can vouch for this Melissa woman here!

it was on the higher end ($365k), but with the proximity to downtown Blowing Rock, the ski slopes, and Tweetsie Railroad amusement park, (plus it has an amazing view and 3 bedrooms), I was okay with the larger investment.My plan was to take it out of it's currently rental program (which produced 46% occupancy total, with 10 months being in high demand), because I feel like them taking 25%+ is ridiculous.