The more it positive cashflows (makes you a profit), the better a deal it is, from a cashflow analysis perspective.Of course, there are many other "perspectives" to real estate investing, but they are off this topic.Ben

I was the one who first posted.Update time:We finally JUST got served foreclosure papers on our Ocala FL new home we built to flip.We owed 203,000 and had it listed with a realtor.

One final point as we all wait for cranes to drop out of the sky and building to erect themselves: The TIF, or as known here TIRZ, was just passed.

This is referring specifically to the mortgage and the debt-to-income ratio analysis that credit lenders undertake.

Finally, the business owner is personally liable for the debts of the company, and unfortunately, personal assets can be taken to pay company obligations.Thats not to say dont do a Sole P I just think incorporating is better.And when you incorporate it just means you creating a business entity.

Here's the final curehttp://www.houstonhotdeals.com/cure.jpg

Gather information for a comparative market analysis (CMA);19.

I finally got ahold of the bank that has the delinquent mortgage.

Welcome aboard; I'm glad to finally see another investor who "gets it" as far as paying cash!

We paid cash for the construction, but we needed proceeds from the final sale to come to the building company who was not in title yet.