Also random but would having a large social media base help in real estate I'm one of the largest teens on the social pages around my area with views of 100k plus and followers and fans in the tens of thousands.

I don't live particularly close nor am I Asian however it seems to attract the largest number of active investors that I'm aware of, besides the big one in San Diego, SDCIA.

MegReach out to many brokers and agents try to let them know you are interested in their listings.The REIA clubs are a great way to connect remember the players there have relations with brokers.A buddy wanted to do REO's found the largest REO broker in her state met a guy who bought one house a year from the broker for 27 years.

They are looking for things that are health and wellness problems(heat, running water, functional kitchen, lead paint) and that there are no big expenses looming in the next couple years.

I've been hearing a lot of BP people say that they put as little money as possible down on an investment property in order to get the best cash-on-cash return, and I've been trying to reconcile the conventional debt wisdom of YOU MUST MAKE THE LARGEST POSSIBLE DOWN PAYMENT with the potential rewards of risk and leverage.

More often this is done by the borrower surrendering the asset as a function of the BK plan.

That said, I've yet to encounter one which can function without an auxiliary heat source much below -15C (5F); our best unit might maintain a house at temperature when it -20C outside and sunny {if there is no wind}.

For all practical purposes, this is sort of functioning as a reverse mortgage.

If you use the search function in the upper right corner of this page, you'll find that there have been many discussions about exactly that topic her on BP.

Are they expecting you to perform some functions that didn't get done?