I collect their email when they move in and i find they are more comfortable communicating via email.

Good Evening,*Please Keep in mind this is my first Multi-Family Property, $5000 is the most I am comfortable playing with for right now*I am currently in negotiations on a 3-Unit Complex (all units rented), bringing in approx. $1400 per month.

It's quite possible that if you're choosing to make offers on only great deals that you *WOULD* need to offer above list price to have a shot at them.

This way if anything ever falls out with the company you're working with you still feel comfortable with the market and contacts within that market.

But you don't have that and they choose to go to foreclosure.Go to the sale and bid.There are any number of reasons for taking it to foreclosure.

Yes, if you choose a 30 year term.

I'm looking for feedback from other active investors who want to use leverage to buy real estate, but do not qualify for conventional financing. Recently, I have been bombarded with opportunities to buy properties wi...

The lesson here: when you're going outside of your comfort zone on a neighborhood, be conservative with your initial valuation, and don't overspend on the rehab when you don't have to.I'd be fine talking to the media about this.

To be on the safe side, try to get property A rented out, and also have a nice pro-forma on property A pulled together, so they'll be more comfortable counting the NCF from that property.

I won't go as far as saying don't buy this program or that program but I will say, considering the line up that is going to be at the summit speaking and the comfort in knowing you're not going to be upsold any crap at the back of the room.