In theory it is easy but in practice I find it to be A. difficult and B. kind of nerve-racking.First you have to find a buyer that will sign over the house and agree to leave their mortgage on the property.

But I am a friad it isn't that easy.

And as far as that goes it's as easy as that (but do not be fooled, even though you have the basics there is a lot more to it then that).

It's easy to tell someone what they want to hear.

How easy is it to dabble in REI as supplemental income, rather than a full time job?

The plan I have set out is as follows; a) move to a state where housing is still relatively cheap and easy to finance (I only have 7k in cash).

The plan I have set out is as follows;a) move to a state where housing is still relatively cheap and easy to finance (I only have 7k in cash).

For a complex topic where you are just getting started it is too easy to miss important details or assumptions.

It spells out the details in a very easy to understand format.

Not so much because I'm pendantic about those points (although I am), but because posts that are easy to read will get a quicker, more reasoned answer.Also (and I mean the following in the best way), spelling will not catch the things that were in your original post.feed back***feedback is one word..."