What amazes me is they made this movie for 15 grand.

Sorry that I wrote the topic in a confusing manner.She was selling a program designed to help you be successful at doing what she called master lease options on multi family properties from duplexes on up to large apartment buildingsSo what I think your saying Brian is the master lease is getting the building owner to let you take over the entire building for a certain agreed upon monthly payment then raising rents to make your immediate positive cash flow (income) then after certain time buy the property at a previously agreed upon price and then immediately sell the property and pocket the profit from the higher selling price.

He does the design, will do project management, etc. and is learning the rest the business.

My main business is graphic design work with some sustainable farming on the side.This is my first experiment into real estate investing, but I have been interested in it for as long as I can remember.

Some of those are definitely aspects you don't think about when making your grand plans for the future.

Especially if you can get a volume going making a grand or two on houses you never actually buy.

Evidently it's for Section 8 participants, except designed for meeting mortgage and homeownership expenses.

If all other things are equal but you are leaning towards commercial investments more, you may want to steer towards UF if you are interested in a CCIM designation.

I took a winding path to my current position over the past five years, but have an educational background in architecture including a masters in sustainable design from Philadelphia University (an amazingly innovative place).

You don't go to any city hall for real estate records in title, all title records to RE are at the county level or parish or what ever your government designates that level of government.No one in this thread has the expertise to do a title examination, you can go to the Recorder's Office at the county courthouse and look at the property filings in connection with that property, you may see nothing have been filed since the last sale and you can walk out feeling more confident, but that is not a title examination and they won't be closing on your opinion.