Hi Jonathan, great job with the pics and running the numbers.

When I changed my address, they scanned and filed the change the same day I submitted it.

Lots of fine print, 13 page addendum you have to submit with your offer.The properties I got sent, vary in price range, area and repairs vary as well, as as what I can see on the pics.

Includes pics of how we found the house when we finally took over the property.LINK REMOVED BY MODERATOREnjoy,Victor

Ryan Dossey I'm thinking it'll be more flexible in the long run, they scan everything in, shred for free and I won't ever have to worry about changing my address if I move and most have mobile apps. 

@Mark Stone, from my quick scan of your posts, it looks like you bought it for $235k, and are in the process of spending another $30k on the rehab.

After much research and gauging my interests, I have decided to begin investing in real estate.While I am early in the process of educating myself, I am beginning to scan the Central Indiana and East-Central Indiana markets for small, multi-unit properties that have the potential for generating positive cash flow.While I realize it won't be an easy road and will have its share of bumps along the way, I am excited to begin taking action toward realizing my goals.

@Tim Hall,I'd say it's a combination of FUD (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt), lack of education (one need only scan the "Newest Forum Posts" to see that), and inability to do what needs to be done. 

Similar comps sold on the last 120/.5 mile are $105-115k100% funded Private money at 8% due on backedARV: $105k (projected worst case scenario)Purchase: $27kClosing: $785Holding: $384/moSelling RE: 6%Rehab: $30k (projected worst case scenario)4 months to rehab, 3 months to sellTotal money projected: $63,195%ARV: 60%Projected profit: $35,505ROI and ROIA: Infinite I'll post pics of what I'm starting with soon.

(most of my tenants are m2m)Use the slow time to scan your market, check out your competition..