Originally posted by @Jared Nielsen:Brian, I currently am purchasing the home through a hard money loan.

Originally posted by @John D.:        Your cabins are or are not profitable, accounting for property management and your deductions as an expense? 

Originally posted by @Cornelius Charles:@Jathin Reddy Good question.

It give me the opportunity to make a low ball offer and maybe buy the property at the right price.I don't know about the timeline your asking about.Although I am originally from Alabama, I won't invest in tax liens there because there are much better states to invest and get properties in a relatively short period of time, at least relative to AL.

Originally posted by @Aaron Klatt:If it were me it would depend on how well you know the area. 

Originally posted by @Aaron Klatt:I think most lines of credit won't have an amortization schedule, because they are meant for frequent smaller purchases, I have no clue about the rate though.Yeah I'm assuming it's a short term product better suited for flips similar to a HELOC.I thought I saw in a thread here on BP that rates were in the mid 6's or 7's so that's why I'm curious.Would be a much cheaper alternative to HML and still provide a way to do multiple deals via leverage.

Originally posted by @Rob Lee:I found this site after listen to one of Brandon Turner's audible books. 

Originally posted by @Tim Ivory:She gives you the deed, you give her a mortgage, the title company should be able to put all of that together no problem.Awesome.

It's intriguing but I believe you run the risk of the original bank calling the loan. 

Originally posted by @Ankit Maewall:Hi @Larry Fried , I am going to be moving to Indianapolis soon but wanted to start searching now while I have time.