Originally posted by @Ryan Arnold: Not having a down payment on housing that typically ranges from 200k an up is my downside right nowYou obviously haven't read the ultimate beginners guide as it goes into depth on financing methods.

California Patch as @Bryan Scott mentioned is far better and my preferred method.

We have a history of using that exact method even when our family was in the grocery arbitrage business.

Can anyone suggest some proven methods?

The investor who elects to follow the old tried and true method MAY rely on the investor certification they meet the definition.

I'm interested if someone could comment on methods they have used to postpone or otherwise delay a Trustee sale (foreclosure) in CA.

Cash (if we need to move fast and the line of credit is tapped)Regardless of the acquisition method, we either:1.

My method seems like a slow one.

I'm surprised I haven't heard more about it from the articles and books I've read.I like your method of NOI calculation, but I don't completely understand how to go about calculating a further verified TIMMURV number (never heard that acronym before, but it's certainly helpful).

People mention contracts here but not in a step by step method.