It's summer time and the re-renting is easy.all cash

There re a lot of investors buying from the county, so that isn't a new idea.Just paying someone's bills without them asking, and without their written promise to pay you back, doesn't make them obligated to you.

This is my first serious look at investing in RE.

We use the standard Colorado RE contract.

They say it is unethical to give that info to the public, and besides, it is counter to what they are trying to achieve with those leads - to re-list the house.

It would have been in the wording of your agreement.Get it to an attorney, or better yet just get your RE license.

Ive been learning about real about investing for about a year and a half now.I havnet been able to get started due to some family issues, and the fact that im not 18.But all thats worked out, and I'd like to start doing simultanious closings, then re-invest that money into savings until i can do a rehab without borrowing much money on it.So my question is, where else is good to look for properties that investors dont already have a hold of, considering its hard to do a simlultaious closing with yet another investor involved.So far i have:Newspaper classfiedsCraigslistLocal REI clubs and networkingDriving aroundCalling "we buy houses" or "houses for sale" signs.What else?

So RE is so powerful because you get tremendous tax reduction benefits (depreciation, interest expenses, all operating expenses, and depreciate your capital improvements) all the while you've leveraged your investments, your tenants are paying your mortgage down for you, inflation is eating away at your mortgage, and you raise rents over time.

It will all be ok.b) Go to www.mycorporation.com and get your LLC formed.c) If you buy the house before the LLC creation is done, when the LLC formation is complete, go to your RE lawyer and ask them to "deed the investment property over to the LLC".

I will now use this opportunity to focus 100% on RE wholesaling and investing so I can support my wife and 2 kids.