Great, now I sound like the hair club for men - I'm not only the owner, I'm a member.....Anyway!

Real estate can be a high quality investment when chosen carefully, with professional help and due diligence.

Certain others may not care and could make a total disaster of your work and money.I would highly suggest talking with a property manager in your area who deals with tenants in those types of properties to avoid shooting yourself in the foot.

I also became aware of many crooks who where trying present a not so honest offers. if there is anything I could advise anyone regarding RE investment, that is do your homework carefully.

Although there are very strict rules monitored by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), your broker still does not truly care whether you make money or not because they get paid if you do what they tell you to do… and NOT if you make money.

i don't care what kind of "sweet deal" you offer the "motivated seller".

Good luck and review the hoa documents carefully.

Its the perfect combination of Health care and Real Estate3rd Phase is a Medical Building for Doctors ...

any contract for sale violates DOSC. many people might tell you not to worry, just make the payments on time blah blah blah, but if the loans have a DOSC, be careful with any contracts for purchase/sale, as a lender can accelerate the loan if they choose to do so.

he might mislead the wording on the ads, but frankley i dont care about his wordings or how he pays me.