. :)   I always find it interesting that the threads with the most disinformation about real estate and investing are those about guru trainers...and most of the bad information is coming from the students who are supporting these trainers.Kinda ironic if the fact that the vast majority of people who pay for these training don't succeed is directly related to the fact that they're getting bad information...who'da thunk?!

But the resources and deals our realtors have brought to us vastly outweighs the cost imo.

Purchasing a home is expensive to begin with, but with the new cap on the amount of debt allowed per person, it's become vastly more difficult to aquire another property for investment purposes.

Unfortunately, the (vast?) 

The way I fixed this in one of my buildings was to open the return up to the cellar.

(sorry to those here that know, but I didn't read your posts)  The vast majority of the savings and speed that the mortgage is paid off is because of the substantial additional income applied to the mortgage.

And I'd like to try and get clients or people my age to make the same play, because perhaps while not a home run deal I'm vastly better off than going out and buying a single family.

I suppose since the vast majority of investors who’ve purchased properties from Roofstock use the properties as buy-and-hold rentals and Roofstock is a start-up that hasn’t been around for long, not a whole lot of investors have sold those properties.

I tried putting as many relevant key words as I could in hopes to reach the vast majority of Minnesota BP members.

The Owner is willing to finance at 10% balloon in 6 . 10% down price 69,900 ARV 120-130,000 Needs electrical up date New furnace and wet cellar, not sure were water is coming form, light mold in cellar none through out house.