My office mate Patrick looked over and noticed your name and said ya'll are working on a deal together in Ohio.

You are off to a good start I noticed you have received a vote,  and an award for completing your profile.

I'm starting to notice this with a lot of realators.

Ive noticed not many people my age are into investing into their future but are more about buying up and eating up all the "hot trends" or going out.I have actually looked into hat route and isnt out of my equation.

I noticed your post is from 3 years ago but I'm curious if you've invested in student housing around the Big Rapids area. 

tenant was served multiple notices (3-day, 10-day and 20 day....too much detail to bother with here), eviction papers are filed with court and we were waiting for tenant to be served.  

(I used to work for a Fannie Mae agent, so I know lots about how Homepath properties are sold)as an investor, I have wholesale and some flipping experience and am really looking to do more flips, as well as buy and holds.

JOE'S GOLDEN NUGGET #2: Buzz words to find motivated sellers Buzz words to find motivated sellers include: multiple price reductions, vacant, back on market, as-is, seller to do no repairs, cash only sale, estate sale, probate sale, bank owned, REO, foreclosure, Fannie Mae, Home Path, Freddie Mac, Home Steps, HUD, etc.

If you're currently renting can you cut the lease (some leases will let you terminate early due to job loss and if not if you give the landlord as much notice as possible they may work with you and more notice means a better chance landlord can find a replacement tenant so that lease break charges to you are minimized) and move in with relatives or at least a cheaper rental?  

This is generally an individual bank overlay as the fannie requirements allow banks to use 75% of rental income immediately so long as you an provide a lease.