I'm on a limited budget so I was thinking mailing to those 50 or so & that would fit my budget and cold calling the rest as well as leaving door notes saying I wanna buy their house.

the reason for havi g the S corp, is so the scorp can pay you a "reasonable" salary, subject to withholding, then the rest as "profit" not subject to withholding.  

But, when you sign a contract to do a job, you sign a contract to do the complete job...not the ability to quit at any point through the job, get paid for what you did, and say screw the rest.

Hello every one in New Jersey and the rest of Bigger Pockets.

I get my order and put 1$ on the menards card to get my 1% discount for the whole order, then pay for the rest with my Cabellas card and get another 1 to 3% bonus points. 

Property manager (if you have one), periodic vacancies, any common area utilities, trash, misc fixes, reserves, etc. will suck up a lot of the rest.

Exactly John, it's just business, at least they won't have snow after Christmas to move in (LOL).Reading people up front is really crucial and go with your instinct, you can always find an "official" reason. :)

You can go after the tenant for the bill yourself but to do anything officially you'd have to take them to court.

I took what I wanted and left the rest for them!

I'm not exactly afraid of commitments as far as finances go, but working a job just to keep on top of bills your always Just-Over-Broke, and your exhausted when you get home and you always want to get some rest so your prepared for a better(or easier) day at work the next day, elsewise you'll be first in the cross-hairs on the at-will list for companies to lay off or fire.In the last 2 weeks, I'd say I've accumulated about 100 hours worth of searching real estate ad's, reading books on real estate, forums and the like, and I am leaning towards an FHA 203k loan, or something similar such as owner financing.As it is right now, I am set to start my new J.O.B. next week, but I am expected to work nearly 70 hours a week my first few months there.I think a "stupid" question is far better than making a "stupid" decision!