Also I forgot to mention some lenders will require a local partner on the loan as they want someone with boots on the ground they can talk to who is actively around the property.

I am entirely grateful to be here. ~ Dana Rozier

One, I have common ground with them as owning property in the area..

There are still some of those involved above ground in Ft.

I have the opportunity to purchase 400 acres of prime farm ground in a very desirable area of Maryland.

i get the most adequate replacement cost..you can always buy a separate liability umbrella and they're relatively cheap..of course, an attorney told me that you don't really get the money if the building burns to the ground anyways...they just pay off your note and you're left with the dirt...haven't had to worry about that experience yet (knock on wood), so i don't know for sure...

Guess if they removed it then I'd own a 1 acre piece of ground for 40k plus foreclosure costs.Nice thought Ryan.It was originally financed by Wells in the heyday which means absolutely nothing.

However, if they're looking at one of those large "above ground" pools that hold several thousand gallons on water, tell them "sorry", your insurance doesn't cover it.

Any advice on the best way to approach this goal or anyone currently on the ground there already achieving this would be greatly appreciated.Thanks,Pierre

I am really motivated and ready for a change in my life and I'm highly interested in starting a real estate investing business from the ground, all the way up to financial freedom.