Originally posted by Account Closed:I'm the lender and may have to foreclose and possibly get the house back. 

Originally posted by @Andrew Syrios:There are good turnkey providers out there, but my suggestion is to always be diligent and do your own homework.

Originally posted by @Jerry Fome:Okay guys, so I've been stuck in "analysis paralysis" for 2 years but im finally really to just go.

The property I purchased was originally my residence and it now a rental but for all intents and purposes I am brand new to real estate investing.I would love to hear from those who have used either of these strategies or any alternative ideas.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Matt R. 

Originally posted by @Chris Henderson:Hello fellow Pocketeers!

Originally posted by @Cary Love:Good Morning BP Members,I have a situation with a seller where at first I was the only party interested in purchasing his house.

Originally posted by @Andrew Postell:@Chris Paez I'm not sure if an accessory unit would qualify for a 2-unit property. 

Originally posted by @Bryant Patterson:@Anthony Madia if you're living in the house for at least a year, you can qualify for a 3.5% downpayment loan.

Our original plan was to use that paid off property and refinance it to buy 1 or 2 rental properties, fix them up, refinance pay off the original loan and tenants pay mortage, insurance and it will cash flow and do it again and again.