I think this is a great way to get "my feet wet" in REI. 

In Albany I know investors get income year round as leases typically start in June, even if the students leave for the summer.

I am getting a conveyance on a property but the north 12 feet of lot 4, block 3 will not have title insurance.What needs to be done?

Let's leave out the 20% from me and just assume it's all using LOC.Assume a $100K ARV property with a sales price of $60K (just for round numbers) and a rehab of 15K - but the property is cash-only (no financing allowed).Scenario:Obtain a line of credit of $100K.

I'd like to suggest you come to the Orange County Meetup of BP members, it's at the Round Table Pizza in Lake Forest (corner of Lambert and Lake Forest Drive) on the 3rd Wednesday of the month, 7:00 p.m.

Hey everyone,So I just sent my first round of 1000 post cards out and they should be hitting mailboxes today.

One lesson I learned is that it's always better to make your mistakes on a small deal first, rather than jumping in with both feet.

I have only two months left so i'm trying to use as much time as i can to learn about this business so once i make the transition back to the states i can get my feet wet.

I am new to the world of real estate and looking to get my feet wet by starting with wholesaling properties.

I found out my area is  A4,  elevation  9 feet.