So Ive been following BP for awhile now and listening to the podcast and the occasional webinar.

The company that issued the new loan in 2014 should have paid off the 2004 loan but if they did not or if they did but there is no record of it then the house is way underwater and you should stay far away.I see lots of weird situations like this in deed records and usually it's some type of paperwork error but occasionally it's a mammoth mistake.

I've been working my way up from #1 and occasionally listen to the recent podcasts, maybe once a week. 

Occasionally we have a full to half moon that will shine through the master bedroom  and with regular blinds can be bright and harder to sleep well.

Occasionally, you’ll find a proprietary product offered by one.

PS: You may occasionally have to make accommodations for the elderly or disabled clients.

I had a vacant  unit that I was so desperate to rent out to anyone hat i literally had my property manager heading over to show it to a woman that had TWO Pit Bulls, Who was having "a hard time finding a place" that occasionally smoked (I don't have smokers in any of my rentals) and was on disability.   

You may have some success with it now and then...even a blind squirrel occasionally finds an acorn.  

The earlier you start, the better.I'm a student myself at UVA and I'll buy a multi-family in the area as soon as I move back to the states.Just think further outside Charlottesville- the market is really bloated.

Additionally, there are a finite amount of deals at any given time, which is why investors compete for those deals and occasionally cooperate when it is in their best interest.