Without this data, your assumption is meaningless (as is mine, but I recognize it).

I told my friend their names and he recognized 2 of them.

That's why you have to be careful about buying in areas that are recognized as "historic".

Build a buyers list of real estate investors by networking in real estate investor clubs, participating on line real estate investor websites, and interviewing the most active investors in your area to find out their criteria (vist their websites).

I am also interviewing lawyers and accountants so any that want to contact me feel free to do so.

A young and dynamic vice-president at the local bank recognizes these customer debts as valuable future assets and increases Heidi's borrowing limit.

Before I looked at a single property, I interviewed property managers first.

Chris,The potential problem with Craig's suggestion is that the additional fees in assignments of purchase contracts and assignments of option contracts are not recognized by the end buyer's lenders and they would have to come out of pocket for those fees.

What that is is for you to decide from your interviews and discussions of him but make it something that he appreciates.You should already know this about all your employees or it shows that you do not appreciate or understand employees.

Even IF you happen to find the extremely rare co-op that lets you rent out your unit, you would have to go through the whole co-op board interview and have them know every little detail about your life before they would consider approving you too be a shareholder.