:) after re-reading I realized I don't need to have someone show the house to the tenant the seller can do that on his own.

I've always been interested in becoming financially successful - and after an undergraduate, and masters degree - I realize my best opportunity is NOT in corporate America :) I've always been a reader on finance, investing, real estate - so this is a match made in heaven.I'm going to be buying my first home in the next 12 months - so I'm hoping I can make a wise decision that could also double as an investment now, or down the road.

Good afternoon BP family,Im working on my website and realized i need a business number or 1800 voicemail.

I sort of fell into real estate when I bought my first house in 2005 at 22 in Baltimore, moved 2 years later down here to NOVA and then realized I hated renting and bought a 2nd house down here.

I stopped when I realized the hedge funds were buying a lot of the properties for much more than I was willing to pay.Also, only half of the properties were really auctioned.

Yes, I realize its not a note, but the concept is similar to having sold the house with seller financing and now you're looking for a buyer for the note.So, for one thing your ad should be clear.

@Karen MargraveI didn't realize anyone else had replied to this thread.

I've done everything myself at this point and I've realized that I could grow faster with someone else around.

I'm not suggesting that anyone should abuse this position, but it's comforting to know that I have strong laws and court systems to turn to if it goes south.I realize from a financial perspective, it's a loss going the eviction route, but part of me is really enjoying the whole process.

Welcome to the site @Kerisha Johnson, thanks for taking the time for an introduction.I bet you understand the value of some great books, check out some of these awesome ones: Best REI BooksI hope your long time goals are eventually realized.