I normally would never intentionally create a vacancy.

Back to your main question though concerning deals- constancy is key.

Accept the setback and move forward but stay open and honest with your partners and investor at all times.This is the main points I'm sure I could think of more but most of all be careful and good luck!

Those are the main issues from what he has told me thus far.Thanks again, everyone.

We would love to grow our own real estate investing company that we could use as our main source of income once my husband finishes his active duty military service.

My main goal was to use it for my own personal investing, however it is now evolving into becoming a top producer as well...I really want to be involved in Real Estate in all aspects of my work...so ultimately would like to transition into full time...I guess I have found my passion :-)

If he is buying HUD homes he can only buy one owner occupied HUD home every two years.By him intentionally trying to decent people about being an owner occupant he is showing he knows exactly what he is intending to commit fraud.

The ability to finance RE assets is one of the main reasons why investing in RE in so attractive.

Plus, this gives me an opportunity to use the capital I would have paid with an all-cash deal towards other deals, which is the main reason I went this route.

Whether you are involved with the deal or not, it sounds like both parties would persevere with their intentions.