Not bad considering that isn't actually your money.65000 x 0.8 x 0.043 = 2,236/yrThe total of 3,380, though you don't see all of the second portion as part of it goes to pay down the mortgage as the principle part.

But real estate is an all-local business, don't invest in what you do not understand.If you have strong enough local ties in foreign markets and comfortable with the volatility and characteristics (good or bad) of the specific market and can expect good returns, go for it.

What sort of good or bad experiences have you guys had with mentors?

The seller wanting to back out could have misinformed information and is making decisions based on bad advice they have received.

This would be bad news for me.

It can be a good and it can be a bad area Antonio.

So enough with the bad justifications...That being said, I'm not a complete softy and I want to negotiate to get the best deal possible.

In Adams County, Colorado, bentonite soils can cause massive foundation issues, and foundation issues are expensive/impossible to fix (especially on bad soil)After that, I would look closely at electrical.

Boy Joel, you're having a bad day, wide usually is across :)I'll assume 30' in length and 14 in width.

sorry messed up the quote thing Because I always overthink things, what if we mixed this B-Corp/ Non profit with J Scotts mentorship program bought up a bad neighborhood while teaching some of us the ins and outs til completion could be a groups challenged kinda thing , a Biggerpockets Apprentice ( staring Bill Gulley as The Donald LOL) a little exposure for Biggerpockets, alittle generosity for a community a little sweat equity learning for someone like me , might be way out there but that's the way my mind works