You can also buy on Auction but that has its own batch of land minds. 

We are easier to find than you think, here are some recommendations:1) Go to people that know and trust you for other reasons, they'll be your best bet to get things started.2) Shorter turnaround and lower risk than equity often opens you up to a new batch of lenders, particularly more risk-averse types that live on a fixed income from investments.

A completed and signed batch of documents cost $25.

Make sure that when you say you can buy with cash, you mean it and you don't plan on assigning it - a lot of gurus teach wholesalers to commit fraud.Pro-tip: Use 1 batch of postcards with first class mail then and then switch to yellow letters.

Were your first batch of investments in Michigan?

For networking events I may print out a batch of 20 or so cards (however many I think I may need).

Hello, My wife and I have our first batch of direct mail going out this Saturday 20th.

Here are a couple of protips to help you out if you go down the DM route:Pro-tip: Use 1 batch of postcards with first class mail then and then switch to yellow letters.

Vistaprint.com will do something like 500 cards for $10.If you decide that the name isn't the direction you want to go, get a new name, redirect the old site to the new one, and print out another batch of $10 cards.

I never used this house as a primary residence....it was bought strictly as an investment/income property.When I sold the house this past January ($162k), I wasn't interested in re-investing the $ into another investment property as I think I have Landlord Burnout......so I never really pursued the 1031 exchange program (that's another whole batch of questions, lol).Does anyone have any ideas what I can do to help reduce/restructure my 2017 taxes to try and reduce the taxes on the financial "gains" for selling the property?