It turns out that the under-the-table foundation work the flipper had performed was just enough to hold the house up while it was on the market.

Originally posted by @Joshua Dorkin: That was just weak.I assume you are referring to the Broncos performance?

If there is a 1st non performing note what make you think you can get the 2nd non performing note to re-performing.

How do you get Financing to buy non performing notes?

And the poor performers are doing everything to muffle and hide their poor performance.1) 99% of these sites claim that they do an incredible amount of due diligence, that's so much better than the other 100+ competitors, and that's why you can feel comfortable investing your money with them.

Remember, if your investments perform well over your lifetime, your traditional 401K incurs a higher and higher tax liability.401Ks have a provision for in-service distributions.

Only improvements after it is made a rental will come into play with the second piece in the quote, and if a cost segregation is performed it's conceivable that the depreciation could fall into a shorter time than 27.5 years.

I wasn't pleased with the performance of my last RE attorneys I used to put together a deal.

I have found that sellers don't really care where you are located but rather how you can perform.

Initially I went back and forth on a few strategies on where to start, but i've narrowed it down to starting out on notes (Either performing or non-performing) first as my funds are very limited.