No matter where we invest, our rentals eventually become out of state investments whether we like it or not so I've actually stuck with out of state investments in order to maximize return on investment in markets where the numbers work.

Eventually be able to invest in some larger complexes for long term residual income.May sound aggressive for a 67yr.old man, but hey, I am healthy, single, ambitious, compassionate person with integrity and references.

While not always possible and business can be a cut throat game, I think you can protect yourself by doing business with investor buyers that have a good reputation, I'm sure word about John's underhanded ways would spread eventually.4.  

I have seen those homes sit vacant for multiple years after an EQ....eventually selling for cash to a guy who builds retaining walls.

Been thinking of using FHA (since I just refid out of an FHA) on my next home, which I would like to eventually rent out.

They will eventually leave and your life will get better!

Figure that out and work backwards to months, weeks, and eventually days.

I love the idea of passive income, plus as your equity grows you cold, eventually, use it towards purchasing other investment properties.

We eventually settled on $145,000 as a purchase price and our bank (didn't know you could buy a house without a traditional mortgage) required 25% down.

But, eventually someone buys them.