It is from 2005, so there is talk of you know, the possibility of getting a no money down loan, wraps, etc. but is also good enough to be read I think.

A tenent could apply their credits to the home in which they live or any other AVAILABLE house.I don't see the chain of contingent liabilities on the entire inventory (unless you define inventory as unoccupied houses that are ready to be occupied).

That might get really expensive as well as time consuming to skip trace all these properties.

Financing has been approved and the down payment is ready.

Looking to meet people and learn more around real estate investing.Currently I own my own home - and am now ready to consider investing in other real estate opportunities.

Take your time, express your interest in purchasing the property when he's ready.

Many consumers talked about significant problems with the software.

It's not only a process, but a tough and time consuming one, but if you are as determined as you seem to be, it will be successful.Good luck with your deals!

I am in Somerset Country and invest in long term buy and hold multi families that require very little to get them up to rent ready status.This is a great place to learn and network about our fav. subject!!

I am looking at buying my first rental property and wondering what strategy makes the most sense, I have some cash can buy one house that might not be in an area where the value will go up anytime soon but has slot of renters and the house would need little work if any before its ready to rent, option 2 would buy maybe 2 in that area but they need work so can use a credit card to cover the repairs and help build my credit ( I have a good score just not a real long history which the bank dont seem to like) option 3 would be take the cash I have to cover 20% or higher of a down payment on a house in a better area where rent is 300 higher on average my goal is to buy and hold and rent maybe down the road get into buying and selling thanks for any opinions