I saw this little single family in Stoughton and knew the price would drop soon, which I needed to have enough equity to make sure it was worth the effort.

While my primary goal is to make money, I have a soft spot for those with addiction.

I just had one of these I made a title claim and the title company paid me off.if your stupid enough to buy without title insurance your in trouble.also if you don't know any better and don't pay for a policy that also covers the wholesale fee your going to be out of luck when you make your claim . along with any rehab you have done.Now for me I was able to make the claim and got paid AND I filed a quiet title action and won that so now I own the property .. the fraudster is being chased by the title company and well it took 18 months but it looks like we might come out ahead..

Overall my goal is to make enough capital to start investing while also learning about more parts of the industry while doing so.

When the transaction closes, the purchase is funded, and we set aside additional funds in an escrow account to pay predetermined professionals to make any required or desired repairs or upgrades to a property AFTER the buyers settle on the purchase transaction.

Probably nothing to worry about with the right disclaimers but I'd check to make sure first.

We tracked her down, negotiated, and made sure she felt heard and respected, even offering her cash at closing to make sure everyone walked away with something.We worked day and night to make it happen.Everything was finally coming together.

Mostly because it was so thick with stuff that you really couldn't even walk through the property to make accurate project estimates.

Knowing your goals will guide your decisions.

I am currently in the processes of getting my real estate license and don't have accesses to the MLS, despite this I still want to practice doing comps on housing in my area to better understand what makes a deal great.