I have been bootstrapping the renovations as units come open, which has worked well as I don't have a big reserve fund and I want to keep what I have for a rainy day, (like a sewer pipe reconditioning project that just cost me 12k)With that being said there are other properties in the county that are similar to mine but are a condo complex and units are available to purchase individually on a regular 30yr fixed loan.   

These groups often have regular meetings where you can find accountability partners.

We have a regular biweekly one.

And, how fast you could take a decreasing apexed negative cambered turn.I started in '77 and drove regularly until '83.

I am glad they are clueless, I still search out their homes regularly .

., odds and ends left in the house, no furniture), you can officially change the locks and take possession.Send a registered and regular mail letter to their last known address (your property) stating the abandonment and breaking of the lease, and keep the deposit.

NOTHING for all the extra time/effort for monitoring a foreclosure, dealing with bankruptcy counsel, etc., etc.So when we say our best world would be if we never filed another foreclosure, we're "truthin."

Hey all - just wondering whether folks here usually have builders risk when they're rehabbing a property (in addition to regular policy)?

An open fund allows investors to come and go more regularly.

Good post Curtis, going to monitor this thread@Jonathan Walker , isnt the degree of speculation important though?