Aside from that all I've got is jeans and T-shirts.

Again, I have yet to have any luck on these as every lender has said, “Oh, the investor on this loan isn’t doing principle reduction.†It is mostly through a B.K settlement that people are getting principle reductions, and we will see more of these as the rules have recently changed to allow B.K. judges to restructure the loans.

You don’t want any free water, but you do want the brick to be wet.

The truth is that anyone who's currently succeeding in real estate has probably been there, done that, and got the T-Shirt...starting up can be a crazy thing.From my experience a profitable and long lasting real estate business requires only a small degree of planning from the start.

thanks for all the reply'si wasnt clear, thats what i meant; not having outside assets at risk from renters in units under the LLCi will definitely check and see if my state allows for online filing for the llc

There’s a place called BP on the internet,If you have a question about REI, you can find it there I’ll bet,It’s run by a cool guy named Josh,And he keeps everyone in line, by gosh,‘Cause you see not everyone there agrees,On the current administration’s policies,The debates can become a little overheated,It’s not for the timid, you might be mistreated,But this guy Josh, he’s got a level-head,“Be nice boys and girls,†more than once he has said,He doesn’t take sides, but he lets people rant,Let’s vote Josh for our next President!

btw, i don't have to go through the BS eviction process SFH landlords have to go through. i just throw thier sh@t out. it's a civil matter of which 99% of them can't afford to deal with. it would be awesome if there were a company here in jax that would manage it all though..

I don’t know the answer to the question but isn’t a tax sale a thing where whoever wants to redeem/keep/get the property has to pay your money back.

theres no way that we could afford "prime" real estate. i know the area isn't where people are going to buy that have cash on hand and can afford a $300k mortgage. its not why we are buying it. at least 5 of dh's friends have bought in the SAME lennar subdivision so its geared towards first time or not great credit homeowners and even military who are going to be moving every few years. honestly with the schools....from what i 've heard all of tucson and az suck big time. if your really worried about education then people are going to send their kids to private school or homeschool. my kids won't be here long enough for "real" education (or lack there of) to hurt them. 1st grade at worst and i do realize that many things happen in 1st grade but its a hurdle we'll get to when we get there being 3+ yrs in the future. now i also know that many many many people our age DON"T have kids so school isn't even on their radar. sure the south will always be cheaper vs. the transplanting the same house on an east or northeast street b/c its the south. but theres sacrifices we have to make and we realize that.we (well my realtor) phoned EVERY builder in town asking if they had anything like lennars selling points and everyone shot her down saying it was outrageous. so we did try. yes its the valencia reserve just south of valencia on alvernon on the left (if going south). now the rancho at $140k interests me. we put in offer at $150k all closing costs paid (so technically $142 or so for the actual house) and obviously rancho is nicer!

Yes,thats what i need.Sorry im not the best typer.so how do i find this on the computer or in the paper,Can you still do this if the person has a load from a bank or so on.An i don't know if the loan is still active or not thats my thing i don't know where to look for the notes.but when i find a note an talk to the person an do get the ok to buy it there is a web site i list it on.Then the invester or the people that buy the notes buy it an then i get payed.So thanks for the post that broke it down for me to the T have a good day all.