I would recommend staying away from their attempt at integrated e-pay.

I felt the same way as you, but I stayed in college because, the degree will ultimately help you in the long run.

They don't go away. ok but are the tax liens going to stay with the original owner or will the new house owner be responsible to pay those off?

If you are a great negotiator then you can guide the Realtor to make the deal happen.Don't stay in an unhappy relationship with your Realtor.

If the property stays vacant you can afford to make the payments.Go to a family member or friend and borrow money to buy the property at least you do not have to worry about an expiring contract.

I've personally had too many bad experiences with BAD management companies who are untrustworthy to buy rental property outside my driving zone.The right team may turn out to be the wrong team if you don't stay on top of them and monitor their work.

Or, stay put.There's 3 adults in our household: 1 can't find work, 1 works part-time.

Average home stays in a park 25 years.

Actually i am looking to stay in the carpentry side i am thinking about doing it all myself aside from subs for electrical plumbing and site work. i dont know if thats the way to go or not but as of right now that is what i am hoping to do buy fix and sell

If they don't cooperate, the police come and stay until their junk is out and the locks are changed!