I am going to one in NJ mid July.Welcome to the forum and you have already made the first step which is often the hardest in investing.rdinvestors

With poor credit and no liquid assets; I am no where near where I need to be to step out onto the investment plank.

I do need to step my game up as far as keeping the business cards I get and then, what to do with them once I have them is what always gets me.

(they pay BP directly, using no 3rd party and at a set monthly rate based on page views/page loads/ext.)You can also step into affilate marketing.

Slum landlord let the building fall apart, city stepped in and forced him to fix building and sell off his majority share of units.

I do realize the speculative side of my endeavors, I'm lucky I've got a small mortgage left on this triplex, however I have not been in this business long enough to have stockpiled enough capital to step it up to the next level, unlike the seasoned investors that I really enjoy reading here (Wheatie, MikeOh, All_cash, Tim and the others).

Yes, thanks Dan.Sorry about my wrong wording....I'm trying to find the do-it-yourself step by step procedure of writing these things up, and the step by step procedure of when to notarize, when to record...etc., etc.

Just I suggest you to take steps accordingly.

The outstanding balance owed on this judgement is 322,442.From what I can see this person owes no other mortgages on this property.It appears that this person or a contractor was able to access this home and rip out everything.What should be our next step?

They have 6 steps they follow for rehabbing, and the actual rehab doesn't start until step 5.I did not personally purchase the course, but think it would be worth the money.