Me and my associates have listed and sold more than one hundred HUD properties over the past couple of years and have learned a lot.  

PM me if you'd like a hand on the ground.Thursday is the landlord association meeting, will you be there?

Following this process will help you maintain the tax advantages associated with your plan.Is this 401(k) with your current employer or a past employer?

The PCA meets every third Tuesday, at the Association of Realtors Building, at 6:30 PM.

So there are three 2BR units in pre-foreclosure in an apartment complex all being handled by the condominium associations attorney.

I will spend the majority of my time networking online (BP, Meetup, LinkedIn) and offline (REIA's, Landlord associations, live meet ups, cashflow 101 groups, Rotary club, Chamber of commerce, etc).

It would also be fair to discuss the costs associated with the compliance burden, both in dollars and in employee time, but be sure to limit those comments to new rules and not ones you are suppose to have been in compliance with for years.It would also be fair to complain that your small lending operation that uses your own money (that would include money you borrowed) rather than federal money or insured deposits to make loans with is required to meet the same "safety" standards of a Freddie or Fannie loan.

I did receive my refund about 6 weeks later.I have an associate who has been to their course and is trying to follow what they have told him.

Just convey title and take the risks associated with it.

Don't forget association fees if you buy a condo/apartment...