You are fired up and want to pull others up hill with you.That's amazing and the fact of the matter is that you have a solid plan to acquire, repair, rent and then look to repeat the process.Congratulations and good luck with your next search.

If you're offering a price that works for your scenario then that is what matters.

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I don't understand the need to convince the BP community or anyone else for that matter, that Detroit or SE Michigan is a good place to invest.

That questions is all matter of opinion.

I appreciate your advice on this matter.

I am interested to hear more from the post in regards to probate matters.

This is why in contracts it will say something like ( The brokerage, broker, agent IS NOT an expert relative to ( all these listed matters etc. ) and that if the buyer has any questions they should seek the professional out to help them research a situation to make a decision ( something to that effect .)3.

As a matter of fact, I think for this business, a marketing plan is more appropriate since REI focuses heavily on marketing.

Can I qualify for an FHA loan using my current NY job and use it to acquire a property in FL or someplace else for that matter?