Each unit has a parking space, with the possibility of a lock up garage.

I started out wholesaling junkers to other local investors by driving close neighborhoods for vacant and run-down houses, knocking on neighbors doors and searching courthouse records to locate owners.The secret here, is to warm up to the owner but not being afraid to make an offer that you think will make them mad.

In essence what made you become involved in the industry and how were you able to get your foot in the door?

Having to market and get the word out and network and door knock and cold call and meet with strangers and convince people to work with me.

Someone wearing a badge appearing at their door might have more of an effect than a letter from the HOA.Are the neighbors tenants?

I hope I'm looking at this correctly, but I am calculating just over $100/ door with tis 22K.

My wife and I would like to purchase the house next door to ours--an 1865 brick two family--an exact twin to ours (ours was converted to a large one family years ago).It was last purchased in 2006 for $272K.

Financial Details:ARV ~ $37-40,000Assessed in 2008 ~ $29,600Repair Cost ~ $4,000Desired Profit ~ $3,000My Offer was for ~ $16,500It's a small 2 Bdr with a detached garage.

Hello,I just came across a deal, not quite sure if it's a bank owned but I believe so because that's who's listed on tax record.There is 2 houses each on about 1/2 acre 3 doors down from each other.

I always told myself if another house on the block came on sale for a good price, I would certainly consider it.The house two homes from me recently had a foreclosure notice on the door.