When I see a last-minute suggestion of bankruptcy in a docket, I avoid bidding on that property because I assume that the foreclosure sale will be canceled, even if it initially proceeds.

Here are some details on the deal:*I'm buying the first lot for $60K, and I think I could get the second lot for the same amount (maybe even less?)

A lot of time people say they're "doing great" on a house that is just breaking even and they're happy that their vacation home's mortgage is being paid each month. 

But, there are other ways like teaming up with someone and joint ventures where your credit isn’t even used.

Single family units are more than plentiful in this area so that was my target, however,  since our recent encounters with multiple hurricanes, insurance makes it near impossible to even remotely turn a profit as a landlord.  

My closing date is May 31, is it possible to get a 1031 set up at such a last minute point in time and is it even worth it?

If you have experience or knowledge in setting up nonprofits, working with government housing programs, or structuring Multiple Owner LLCs, your input would be invaluable.Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I am open to further discussions to refine our approach and make this initiative a reality.Another related question, do we even need a nonprofit to receive these possible grants or subsidies from the government? 

They typically have access to hundreds of companies' rates and loan programs and can provide some programs you may have never even knew existed.I'd love to connect and talk sometime!

Hey even the cashier at Mc Donalds needs training, :) Good luck 

Many co's even pulling out of place like FL, TX, OK because of the repeated storms and continued claims.