It's just as tough at the courthouse steps these days too.

You are at risk of special assessment.

Seems here that is the kind of agent that specializes in working with investors and they get it.

It's tough to learn while doing an actual deal, but that's what you need to do now in this market.

Call other local independent agents, and also try National Real Estate Insurance Group, they specialize in insurance for real estate investors.Rentals almost always cost more to cover because they are not owner occupiedl.

Real estate is a special type of contract and is governed by the laws of the state in which the property is situated.I was speaking to "contracts in the most general sense."

Unfortunately, it's going to be tough to have such a limited role in the investment (especially with limited knowledge/experience) and still be successful on your own.

I agree with everyone Hud should credit you more than $500 to resolve issueGood jobs taking photos from the startTV4 // TV6 just run a special this past weekend Topic property missing plumbing,, ac units ,, etcOtherwise steal vital components from foreclose properties Supposedly county of Milwaukee our going after original / new property owners for code violationsWhile banks ,, government just keep on going Heck just in last 30 days alone over 680 sheriff sales Lastly, I would suggest placing temporary alarm system while rehabbingThat way your new components stay attachBetter to be safe then sorry

If that is the case, perhaps the answer is to build better systems and better relationships (or more of them) so that you can increase your local deal flow.Flipping out of state without an actual partner with boots on the ground is a very tough challenge and only for the very experienced investors who can handle and adjust to the problems they WILL face.

We are doing the new FHA Streamline refi for homes pre-July 2009 with the .01 funding fee and less monthly MIP. Just wondering if anyone else is having unexpected issues pop up. Already surprised as it was supposed ...