Here's the thought process: I find the replacement property dealPartner puts the property under contractIdentify 1/2 of that property as the replacement property (via tenants in common)Double close.

I've just been in touch with him via email, but see if his services are what you're looking for!

You can record, zoom, even talk to the folks via the camera to those  who have entered the property.

Will pick my ticket up this week and we can make arrangements with @Luc Boiron via PM if he's game!

All my rent increase communications to the tenants are done via a letter and an updated lease. 

There's a lot of "credit repair" groups out there that aren't always the best solution - glad to hear you are doing it through Experian.I suggest you talk with a mortgage pro (perhaps your wife has contacts via her work to an underwriter) - in short you need to get to the bottom of whether you can move forward with a new loan before the credit issue is resolved.Beyond that is sounds like you have a potential property picked out.

I'm a new investor to the Houston market and actively looking for deals via MLS as I'm an agent.

Hey guys,My name is Pete, I am currently active duty in the Navy stationed in Norfolk VA and I have about 3 to 4 years left till I retire. I am looking to learn as much as I can about REI so I can use my military reti...

Hello guys, I am a brand new member here and I got here via reading Brian's book.

the property is being financed via seller financing so there's not a bank contingency.I'm not adverse to doing an appraisal if it makes sense.