So, from the perspective of the expected payout on such a policy, you will get back less money in claims than you pay out in premiums.  

With the resources and knowledge  here I am going to achieve this goal.I am here to become educated, meet new people who share my interests, gain new perspectives, and develop my game plan---R&D if you will. 

You also need to analyze how you are going to structure the transaction from a tax perspective. 

I'm not saying it's not a good deal for your area (I don't know your market) but it's a terrible deal from a cash flow or CoC perspective.

I was coming from a wholesalers perspective.

( unfortunately many tenants in america fall into this category- so i understand you but you are a landlord and you look from the landlord's perspective....want it or not), other reasons are illness, divorce, chemical adictions, loss of employment due to ****** economy, e.t.c. to name just few..........ohio is particularily affected with high unemployment rate.

That means it will be one of the first assets people unload when they're shifting to retirement.

Originally posted by "seattlegogetter":… I'm a Realtor acting as an "investor"… Wow… That makes it very sticky… This is exactly why I don’t have a real estate license… Funny enough, I used to own a real estate company and had all kinds of agents running around, but have never held my own real estate license… I would see an attorney… I am not sure what you are asking exactly… Are you asking from a legal perspective, a title and escrow and closing perspective, as an investor, or as a Realtor?

keep posting and i'll try and answer your questions as best i can.you might even want to solicit advice from some of the more prominent posters, such as "Wheatie", to get more perspective on your affairs.

It seems like social networks have popped up overnight (at least from my perspective) and I am wondering if you guys have used them much to build your business.I am always looking for new technologies to help my business.