I want to learn from a real person, not a system created for $97.Terry, the people selling programs say it is easy to get you to part with your $97 (or up to $50K!!

Here is my guess, they are going to charge you a high fee to join their coaching program.

Unless you are dealing with true cash buyers who have plenty of it you need to ensure that the deals will fit the financing criteria.

Check out this info from NJ Gov. http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/dlgs/programs/tax_collector_docs/elements_of_tax_sales_nj.pdfBest wishes.

I have heard similar horror stories in parts of New York with rent control or it's not section 8 but a tenants or city assistance program where it gets delayed and delayed.How do lenders feel about giving out commercial loans in these areas?

I haven't read any of his other stuff or spent any money on any of his training or seminars or programs or whatever, but the original book was great for me.

Those are a few of the questions you will want to address, and then, once you have some answers, you will have a much better idea of what the market is, and where you want to try to fit in.Educate yourself on the market, and THEN post your findings, and we'll be better situated to help guide you.

While the properties may not fit the 2% or 3% rule, they still cash flow very well.

If it's your first time, deleading can be a difficult and expensive process to learn so educate yourself beforehand.Don't hesitate to reach out to me direct if you want me to share some of my experiences or need some direction.http://www.mass.gov/eohhs/gov/departments/dph/programs/environmental-health/exposure-topics/lead/frequently-asked-questions-about-lead.html

Our bottom line is to simply pull out the equity for use as we see fit.