Greg,I agree with Wayne you can likely get some of this flushed out by a quick glimpse at the free online recorder's database.

It takes a lot of time and back ground work to build a database of qualified buyers which sellers rarely see.I wouldn't count on the fact that you know each other to mean all will be amazing with this transaction and the seller will give you such a good deal.

Recently an interesting opportunity arose that could enable me to bid adieu to the desk job and enter the real estate field full time.The business mainly features gutting and rehabbing row homes for immediate resale in Baltimore, MD.

No online database in my towns, so I had to physically go to Town Hall and look for the titles there.Here's what I found on property 1 (the owner is listed a person):1986 - Warranty Deed1987 - MECL (what is this??

My opinion of what the unit needs may be much different than how they may perceive what it needs and what they feel it needs may turn out to be far less expensive.If I can't work out a feasible deal with current tenants to enable me to get in and do work needed, I think I will probably wait for then to vacate naturally, I don't want to force them out when they are actually paying rent.

Appraisals – Are these stored in a database somewhere?

Keep it simple, search the 203k contractor database, you wildlife one in your area, call a few then pick best one.These are the basics if you need more help send me a private message, happy to help.Much Luck! 

Depreciation is the natural aging your home is allowed to endure, basically the standard calculation of wear and tear that enables you to deduct from your tax liability.

For bankruptcy you have to research the federal court's data base, www.PACER.gov. 

We've established a 10 year plan that should enable us to have acquired enough properties to be financially independent enough to where we can travel the world!