If you have the cash nothing's stopping you from buying with all cash.Just pick a set of 'investment guidelines' as set forth within this site, follow them, and make sure you get a 'good' deal.Clean up your 'terrible credit' and things will get easier.Good luck.

In fact, she has picked up another job to subsidize the month-to-month loss.

If anyone would like to pick my brain on wholesaling or give any advice I welcome anyone who would like to do so.....Thanks for reading....

One of my favorite questions.When I was working at a title company this guy would come in every day, pick up checks and pick up more work.

Your marketing message will include your phone number and instruct the seller to pick up the phone and call it.

If you project the appearance of belonging to a socioeconomic class that is far below or far above that of the person you are meeting with you stand a very good chance of triggering that person's unconscious prejudices, which will get in the way of making a sale.

What do you think the best way to learn is, a boot camp, books, classes?

Pets are not a protected class (even in lefto land).The real question is whether you really want to eliminate these people from consideration.

Instead of buying one at a time and paying off one at a time, I would buy as many properties as you can as quickly as possible (at a huge discount).Then hold onto them for a few years and sell of the properties you don't really like and pay off the ones you do, so you own them free and clear.EX: Pick up 20 properties this year....hold onto them for a few years....sell off 10 and pay down the other 10.

To become qualified for section 8 you have to take a 2.5 hour class and your property has to be inspected by the housing authority.Let the numbers tell you what to do.