He basically talked about wholesaling and stated that the foreclosure market had dried up in this metroplex.

I am now wanting to buy another one, but the deals have dried up in the city in which I bought.

i prefer cut all i can than rest i use commercial levels of ozone, activtek for 7 days, and inside ducts, then kilz or binz on ugly stained areas than rest dry 7 more days b4 replacing. 

Within one month you can save up the money to move into your own tiny, cheap, dumpy little apartment that keeps you safe and dry while you continue to save. 

(Never contacting me about it until I reached out a day after being contacted by the management company and telling them to get the remedial team in there to dry stuff up)I am at a loss for what to do...I have contacted my insurance and have an adjuster coming out to look.Currently I am still drying the unit out, but in the meanwhile, my neighbor started knocking down their wall and found mold.

There may be a few of those properties here and in Houston once they dry out :)

Even if YOu have the money, do FHA and put as little down as possible so you can keep dry powder available for the next deal.

I used to carpool home with a very seasoned PM, and we would be in the car together for 1-2 hours each day, and that poor guy got squeezed dry like a sponge by me for knowledge and information.

That income stream could dry up and be nothing quick.Most on here it seems are underestimating DEBT OBLIGATION.Acquire a bunch of properties no money down and watch the income dry up and you need to inject cash and now you have millions in debt obligation spread out on the portfolio.

I've heard of two types of double closings: dry and wet close.