I was selling one house last fall that was listed for $469k that we had bought off of the mls in that same year for I think $280k.

Don't be falling in the lake either, it's still toooo cold!

This will give you a good idea as to how the property is managed as well as if those late fees led to evictions or if it was just people falling a month behind.

I like regular renters who jobs and income improve with the economy rebounding and unemployment falling in the years to come.

Hey man, I reside in Wappingers Falls.

If this lease option deal falls through, and many do, you've left the buyer worse off than before they worked with you.

It's a coin toss.I'm sure that I would have to speak with a real estate attorney regardless.However, I would like to know if anyone has acquired property using this method and what your experiences were/ are in these types of deals...I'd love to know how to grab these before they rot away and fall down.Thank you so much for your feedback BP as always!

.* Target returnsiFunding feels the range of target returns is in-line with common expectations for equity real estate investments and similar properties. iFunding’s preferred equity terms – the first tranche of profits distributed solely to investors – also fall within a narrow range that’s typical for many similar real estate deals.

I've had good success in the Idaho Falls area but today would probably prefer the Boise area for it's growth.

I live in Washington DC, and from what little experience I received from my mentor before he died, it seems impossible to find 1 bedroom units that aren't falling apart or in an extremely high-crime neighborhood for less than 200k.