If you leave her with an unsigned contract, she'll shop that bad boy around town so fast and every other shark will have a copy of your contract.

From a RE investors point of view, paying $240K for a house that's worth $260K and that needs work is a very bad deal.

That's not *that* bad compared to some of the ugly stuff that's going on, so why wouldn't they expect to get the full amount back, even if it means having to pay up after the house is gone and sold?

Students are similar to low-income renters in many of the bad ways.

You'll want to get out of that, though, and into permanent financing as soon as you can.If you can't find any good deals in your area, don't do a bad one.

They're poor because they consistently make bad choices.

I'd rather do that and get a bad PM every 10 deals (which if you screen and interview well enough this shouldn't be that big an issue) than to work my tail off for 2 deals that I have to landlord myself.

He needs to have some skin in the game, or he is more likely to walk away if something goes bad.

Too bad no Meier out here in Cali.

Are times that bad for dont give yourself away