And those that can't tie their shoes become critics."

There may be some time limit when that becomes impossible, but I no idea when that is for your area.However, if these are in Maryland, you better check the Maryland foreclosure law.

Trada's attorney for Texas is bailing on them, Marin, and other defendants.Looks like bankruptcy for Trada VI so that the limited partners will be on the hook for the amount of their investment.Also appears Boise office closing with their furniture being repo'ed.

Your withdrawal of up to $10,000 (lifetime limit) is applied to a first-time home purchase.

You should be able to look up the localized section 8 limits...ISTM they are on the HUD site somewhere, along with the HAP contract and related info.Keep in mind, Fair Housing applies, but if you decide to raise your advertised price for everyone (that has not already applied!)

Welcome to Bigger Pockets...this is the best REI forum on the Internet, hands down.I've gotta ask....just because I'm in Louisville and not on either coast where property can get high....is it possible to rent out a property in your area reasonably or are you limited to the rehab and resell process?

With the limited amount of capital I have to start with what do you think about my first deal being out of state?

Knowing the other SUCCESSFUL investors in your area and meeting the right people are critical if you want to find these deals.

I have a limited budget so I want to be very targeted with any direct mail I do.

But long term I would to develop warehouses, apartments, skies the limit :mrgreen: But for my first one I am mostly concerned with learning more than making a huge profit.