Wonderful post!!

Hello, just wondering if anyone knows of a real estate investment group in Cincinnati, would really like to find one and start networking more and more.

I was wondering what rights I have if I am buying the property with previous rental agreements in place.

Real estate investing strategies are so numerous it's hard to "pick" one.the problem with "picking" a real estate investment strategy is they're not like mutual funds. to be a real estate investor, you've got think like a businessman. a businessman or entrepreneur, is a control freak - they want to figure everything out and have the satisfaction of control.real estate investment strategies do not match the modern-day "investor"...people with 401k's who "pick" a portfolio are not investors. heck, the portfolio managers are not entrepreneurs, they're employees of a HUGE company and they manage these gigantic funds with so many different companies, it's no wonder there's no money in mutual funds.real estate investment strategies involve looking at CASH FLOW.

Something is doubly fishy here, but my wife and I are new to this, and wondering how to handle this type of seller.

I wonder if they will pay him back $100,000 then tell him the investment has gone bad and so sorry.

If you are looking at a deal where you don't have bring anything to the deal and are going to reap all of these great and wonderful benefits, then research it further because chances are something is not right.Learn all you can about everything you can and most importantly, just use your head.My $.02 for what it's worth.

I am wondering if there is any place that you can tell more information about a property than you can get on realtor.com.

I was looking into buying pre-foreclosures with the letter sending and was wondering what are some examples of good deals to offer the said party who's property is in distress?

But now I'm wondering - would there be some advantage to hiring my own company to do this work and getting it all on the books?