One thing to note when looking at the individual markets, you can make or loose money in any market.

If the owner of the property is the LLC, and the only asset the LLC has is the one house, then the most you stand to loose is the house (in the event there is a judgement against the LLC).

If the buyer doesn't make payments for any reason, lender may foreclose and in that scenario the buyer may loose equity in home and the seller may face foreclosure and credit hit.Thanks for the lead on Dyches Boddiford.

I like to carry paper and get the stream of interest income, it seems like you end up selling the same property over again as people stop paying, not good for them, I always try do do everything possible so they do not loose it if they get behind, not like some of the banks I know.

If you buy your own heating equipment, I loose my markup.

That is reason enough for me to cut them loose and say they are disqualified.

Otherwise you'll get people saying they want to move out December 7---- then you're stuck trying to find a tenant for either Dec. 15 or Jan. 1 and you loose money this way.Also, decide if you want co-ed or just males.

Not only did I loose all of my money but my great credit score was destroyed.

Hey --How much money you have in bank --cash -may loose ---??

If not, you loose the money3.