Since he's taking a cut, you're guaranteed that its not as good a deal as if you went out, found the house, fixed it up, and did it all yourself.

What GD has said is only partially true.Since you purchased the TLC and must hold it for two years and there is a tax sale every year, then you must also own the TLC that is sold the next year, or pay off those taxes without the guarantee of repayment in order to hold the righty in first position and claim ALL rights to the property.

If you have 10 properties for 10 years, you're nearly guaranteed to have some of these expenses.

It is hedge funds and investors with about 500M liquid that will be buying bad loans at a huge discount with the public guaranteeing them.

It is not the "guaranteed" return that most investors are looking for which is the passive type.It is possible, but DO NOT COUNT ON IT or you will loose your shirt, for sure.

Best Buy has a 'price matching' guarantee so we shopped around and found the same TV for $50.00 less at Sears.

You're making a guarantee to yourself with a Grant Deed?

Hi, just 2 cents worth; when you buy an investment there is no guarantee that it will make you money.

Since tenants are almost guaranteed to kill your landscaping, easy care landscaping, that you can whip back into shape between tenants is helpful.

That did not guarantee that they would accept the short sale, just that it would postpone the sheriff's sale.The issue was that the homeowners were still going through a loan modification with Chase.