Account ClosedYeah 401k plans allow for hardship distributions and foreclosure generally falls under that exception.

Hey BP community,My name is Dan, and I'm currently planning the move to Indianapolis this fall to begin my RE Investing career.  

We do plan to follow the seasons with our travel so we'll most likely be in the Pacific Northwest or mountain states in the summer and likely in the desert states, California or Florida in the winter months and other states inbetween the spring and fall seasons. 

For the last few weeks, Boise and the surrounding areas have been pummeled by record snow falls that haven’t been seen since the early 1980s.

But if you don't pay the agent commissions and the seller is using one then you are on a one-sided negotiation with the seller getting full protection and you're not getting anything.It's a trap many first time homebuyers fall into when they are told they can get a better deal by using the listing agent when that is a falsehood.

The property has some back taxes and liens and needs a lot of work but comes at a significant discount, falls within the 70% rule. 

The radiator components are falling off, the window nets are slashed, and the kitchen cabinets are scratched and chipped.I have a security deposit ($1600) from the tenant, but I’m afraid this will not be enough to cover the damages.

In return, as an attorney, I will handle all rental agreements and legal matters, showing property to potential tenants, and keeping track of monthly rents, handling maintenance issues and all other matters that fall into the handling of commercial real estate.

Those that will fall hardest fastest in a cycle change will be HML and flippers.

Single family, Multi-units, it doesn't matter.For single families I can understand a future home owner falling in love with the property and paying above market price for a property, but for investors I honestly don't get it.