Also, be prepared for a messy closing with lots of headaches and poor communication (the usual).

Be prepared to deal with a lot of short sale situations with this particular group.Hope this helps...Stephanie

If you have a physical office that's maintained as the complex's "Management" then you should be prepared to receive tenants and prospective tenants in that office during normal business hours.

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Just jump online and look up health insurance.It gets a bit confusing, so be prepared.

Seek advice from someone competent before these HUDs are prepared and all costs paid for with exchange monies.

I'm betting the pealing has to do with not preparing the surface well before applying it.

So lets say this is correct. if her paid $130,000 with 10% down(13,000)= $117,000 including 0.06755(6.755% interest) = $124,900 and he has a PITI monthly of $1,140 that has been paid for about 8 years you can make a fair assumption that he has principle of close to $15,460(probably more because ITI do not county towards principle).He has over $120K in equity here so a rehab might be to your convinience at a 70% LTV minus and principle prepares he would walk away with about $76,540 thats not to bad but he might take it as a lost since he paid $122,440 over the years thats a $45,900 loss in equity.

@ Bill Gulley Bill,I'm 38 years old,electrical engineer since 1998...Professional education not only give us an expertise on specific field also prepare us to overcome challenges,displine,etc.....I can recognize when i'm wrong ,so yes i will follow your advice and take some basic real estate class.Can you advice me what you consider a good start?

Is there anything I can begin studying now before I enroll in a school so that I am prepared and not learning this stuff for the first time in class?