I'm looking for low-buck (but worth the value/labor) to rehab, clean up, and rent out quickly.

There are many great duplex's in LA from what I have seen but I am trying to get the best bang for my buck. lol The out of state is appealing but I am not sure how to handle it since I am completely new to investing.

@Avee-Ashanti ShabazzThere is a niche where you do provide affordable housing while still making a good buck.

If the loan maturity is for 10 years but if I paid back after two to five years, usually what is the fine for being at anywhere from 2 to 5 years early when the actual loan is for 10 years and amortized over 30 year

I'm looking for low-buck (but worth the value/labor) to rehab, clean up, and rent out quickly.

I think you can get the best bang for your buck there and get the best appreciation if you're buying and holding.

It would also save me about 200 bucks a month if I could park my trailers and equipment on the property.

So as agents get to a mature business level they are all independent contractors they work for themselves.. they are not mandated to do anything but follow contract law and ethics .. and they don't have to work with those they choose not to..  

The boilerplate legalese you see in contracts isn't because the actual terms can't fit on a single page, it's because "what happens if you disagree about stuff" is complicated and you want some protections.Plenty of attorney's will be happy to review your contract for a few bucks.

Couple hundred bucks and you are off to the races, can advertise houses, put signs up, newspaper ads, flyers etc.