Online?

I'd lstart reading a few books at the library and articles online until you get some understanding of real estate.

We bought land in Texas, Arkansas, Arizona, and New Mexico online.

Al:For a wealth of information, and even an online source for "simple land trust", I would go to www.landtrust.net Get a complete education concerning the use and application of land trusts from an expert.

Make sure you keep good contact with the lender in letting them know what is going on with your progress.Now, if the husband can not afford a Probate Atty he can go to the State Board for your jurisdiction online and see if there is anyone doing pro bono work.

Rent collection is normally a snap if you invoice, accept online & recurring debit payments, and communicate early and often.

hmm... a few useful bits of info from what I've learned so far without copying the entire fix and flip page from my website:An ideal place to start looking might be in neighborhoods that are in the 25-35 year old range; basically where houses are outdated but still hopefully in good structural condition.With this kind of unit, you can focus on some of the more basic, value-added repairs such as paint, flooring, landscaping, and other basic finishing touches.

Fill out the online application and you will be on your way towards a better interest rate immediately.

Any good online spots where I can get stuff cheaper?

Not all counties have good online access to data (.CSV data would be minimum)2.