Thank you so much, I am really very excited to begin this venture after schooling my children.

Unfortunately for me, I have a wife and 2 kids so that option is a little more challenging for me.

Also, in spite of having construction knowledge, renovating an 80 year old house presented some challenges that kicked my backside.

But the work is not challenging and my fellow co-workers have instructed me to slow down on numerous occasion.

While my initial goal was to find a way out of the 9 to 5 rat race and continue supporting my family, an equally important objective was to demonstrate to my children that it's possible to earn a living by adding value and serving the community.I attended college in Baltimore over 30 years ago, and now my son is attending college there.

If they don;t contact you to work out something (like cash for keys or a definite time to be out) you have to start the eviction process (and that is going to vary state by state) In MA the foreclosure can be challenged in the eviction process if you can believe it.I would check with a local attorney for specifics of your area

When I read a post; a cry for help, for guidance, a problem that needs to be solved from someone just starting in this business, or a pro with a challenge.....it triggers something that I remember and experienced and I just want to get this keyboard clicking.

This state is very challenging with the high cost of real estate as well as CRAZY taxes.

I figured the extra money through tenant rent and (eventually) investment would be very helpful with my lifelong goals. although I know there will be a challenge of fixing or maintaining the house would not be easy, I am up for the challenge. 

I also belief I read that if the deed is transferred to the spouse or children it does not accelerate the loan.