@Steven MooreI agree with the other posterIf you are low on funds and low credit - work on fixing that first as buying property and trying to manage even with an k site manager is another risk that you need to have funds for repairs etc.

This led me to refinance my 3 property portfolio to pull some cash out in order to buy 2 more.

I want to buy the property on terms and demo, build a new house.I want to structure an owner finance deal with him where I either pay him interest only on the lot or no payments for 18 months (or until the new house completes and sells whichever is earlier). 

I live in New York City and I am selling an investment property in California, a single family house, and I am planning on using 1031 to buy investment property in New York City.

Buying property for “materials” - back in the late 1970s I was a banker in Geneva, Switzerland.

Avoid Overextending: Buy within your means and avoid maxing out your budget.Pitfalls to avoid:1.

It seems like these documents are intended as a bonus for purchasing the book (kindle version is only $10), so I probably shouldn't pass them on, but I'm wondering if anyone else who has these forms have run them buy a qualified attorney in Georgia to find out if they are legitimate here.  

I now get monthly emails with updates to my home's estimated value, along with metrics such as how much rental income the property could generate.Their pricing algorithm is a blackbox to me, so I can't endorse the product.

Not ideal having my down payment held for two years without any production but at this point I don’t want to back out. 

Your job is to filter out the information you get from people and keep the productive ones on your way.