There is a unique recipe to be found.

IMO by law of averages an individual has the greatest chance of getting the best  discount on the court steps.  

The SAFE Act requires licensing of individuals who engage in the business of a loan originator.

The lexicon is certainly unique to the industry.I am only attending day 2 and 4 (day job).

If your governing documents make the association's insurance the primary then your individual homeowners insurance is going to pass you off to them and in which case, you would be responsible for the association's deductible.Sometimes governing documents are vague but this is pretty standard practice across the nation and this industry.

If you're afraid of the bank finding out when the title transfers - there is one method that is unique- but I know will work ( I recently did it myself for another reason - with existing tenants).

Hello all,I have a unique situation.I have been renting from the landlord for 5 plus years now and the reason I have not purchased my own place is simply my landlord is very elderly and knows he can rely on me to take care of his investment. 

Tampa is a good area, but deals are getting harder and harder to find, but there are still some good ones if you put your time in and know the area, wholesalers and how to spot a good deal.I recommend going to one of the local REIA meetings and meeting like minded individuals, also meeting contractors like my self that deal with mainly investors, there are a lot of contractors that will take advantage of someone they know is new to the area a doesn't know they don't know.When you get here, message me and I can always point you in the right direction in the way of your rehab and with contractors, get you to a REAI meeting and introduce you to some wholesalers.Again welcome to BP, and look forward to seeing you when you get here.

I am looking forward to the knowledge I will gain through the individuals and information on this website. 

I am working on a potential wholesale deal on a portfolio of rental properties and want to make sure I'm looking at it correctly.I am evaluating each property individually, and then summing them all up into one group of numbers (asking price, purchase price, monthly income, monthly expense, etc.).