Bush because you'll be living with the consequences of his administration's actions for years to come and that ain't good.Not having to stare into the face of a totally blank minded, proven loser, will be the only positive to come out of this.

(t is total in yours r is ratio here)but the same for calcsanyone here that has banks that will lend to groups out side of US would be great( I will keep looking)and for taht matter any lender that wants to lend into Australia again would love that add to my list oh and time I think we are a very layback group and are very similar system so you will find that the Australian investor is very at home investing in the USthanks all

I just have trying to find good investors and really nobody takes me as serious as I should be just because of the whole starting out business, which I totally understand.

Should cost you under $200 total.

I have always been interested in real estate investing, and if I had any kind of cash flow I would totally buy rather than rent.

(LOWES AND HOME DEPOT 12 MONTHS SAME AS CASH) And in 1 year, subject to me being able to get financing I would pay him 85K, for a total of 86.2K... 6.2K more than his asking price just for waiting.

If utility expense is over 25% of total renevue then you have a problem.

They simply can't help an owner in this scenario.I totally disagree about the lender agreeing to a short sale once it is in the foreclosure process.

After a good look at one of them the mildly became TOTALLY NON-INTERESTED.Since I got the one that I was very interested in I just watched the rest to see where things went.

The first year's payments would be $10,152 including about $9,270 of tax-deductible interest.Suppose the property is rented for $13,800 a year, and the total of operating expenses paid by the owner, such as property tax, insurance, and repairs, is $2,500.