Just be careful as a lot of companies will offer you a price and put a much lower price in the contract they send you, thinking that you will not read it carefully.

Seek out his postings from the last 3 months and carefully digest what he says.But also read what all the pros say.

As long as you are paying your own bills and not asking friends and family for money they shouldn't really care too much.

Not only would I have a well-built and nice looking home, but I'd also be saving the past since so many morons just bulldoze that stuff down nowadays showing no care about the past.I also had the idea of moving out to a place like South Dakota where they have those old ghost towns, and maybe buying an old fixer-upper building in a ghost town and restoring.

Agents get a lot of training, support, and a friendly caring atmospher.

Older buildings do have a certain charm, but at the same time can have considerable maintenance issues if the previous owners did not properly take care of them.

Follow it (intentional and planned deception to induce the lender to do something they would not approve it) and expect possible jail time if the FBI cares to chase you.

Any experienced rehabbers out here have a price list on rehab items they care to share?

The moral of this story is: Be careful investing out of state.

They don't care like an owner would.