Technical default examples: not maintaining insurance on the property, delinquent property taxes, or maintaining a certain occupancy in a multi-family property.

Some specific examples:-  If our first deal is a 60/40 deal (my $60k, his $40k)...1)  Is his work worth 10% to make it a 50/50 split?

For example my CPA who is located in Pittsburgh has a wealth of knowledge and works with a lot of out of state clients for their real estate needs.

You typically have to pay a 3% balance transfer fee, so transferring $28,000 for example, you pay $800 or so, but then the bleeding stops and you have between 12 and 18 months (depending on the offers) to pay with zero interest charges. 

For example we have seen many properties that are ideal flip candidates but they just won't cashflow after refinancing and since we are looking to buy and hold we have had to pass.

So for example if they don't find out about the tax sale for 10 years, the period for their appeal doesn't start until after the 10 years. 

One issue with RV's, for example, is do you remove the gray and blackwater tanks and make utility connections permanent? 

Lets share an example here: These deal may still be available by the time you read this.

For example a tenant moves in and your doing great cash flowing $300 a month for the year lease making a total of $3600.

For example, I love Short Term Rentals, so I would lean towards the trendy areas and rent them out because people probably travel to them more often.