James,Please go photograph one that IS government property and post the photo.

Cash is king!

It is well known that "cash is king", and making a cash fofer with limited financing can often get you a discount off of an asking price that you may not have been able to get using financing.My question is: How hard is it to finance properties you acquire with cash?

Originally posted by James Harkness:He once had an awkward moment, just to see what it was like.This is one of my favorites too!

James,I think you first need to identify your goals.

Hello James,I am still waiting on the results of the exam I took last Thursday, 11/17/2010.

missed that...thanks james

What I'm trying to convey James,is that Jay Decima is one of the few teachers that will show the properties he bought ,one at a time in chronological order,purchase price,how he financed them [usually seller financing] how he rehabbed them,how he rented them up,and more importantly how he manages them for positive cash flow.He owns many properties in Redding Calif.He also has a great reputation in the eyes of many conservative reviewers including John "Jack" Reed.

Sure, for rental properties NOI is king but they are still an asset.

I agree with James try and find a partner that way you share the cost and risk with someone esle, what part off the country are you in ?