I've been reading The Financial Samurai blog lately and he just had a brilliant post that touches on people's mindsets about this topic. http://www.financialsamurai.com/2013/01/04/the-real-estate-investors-mindset/

But to touch on that subject, don't forget about the paragraph below that:Presumption of profit.

I'll reach out to you so that we can touch base and see what's available.

Originally posted by Will Barnard:I know for a fact that trying to sell a hoe near or in the flight path of an airport will reduce your buyers pool and thus, reduce valueOh come on Will selling garden tools is easy near an airport you just have to be creative :)-On a serious note I wouldn't even touch this deal for the fact that it's near an airport and that is usually a deal killer right there.

I sometimes write touching on something breifly.

I attended a graduation of a grandson and granddaughter and was shocked at the number of scholarships the graduating class had received.I assume you'll love the area, but just make sure you research the various areas prior to purchasing property.

Please email me and I can put you in touch with him.He's also the one who told me about the 4 unit which was a gold mine but I had to move and I want my money local.

As Anthony touched on, the title co. may be talking about a "dry" closing where you don't have funds to fund the A to B transaction, and you want to use the the funds for the B to C transaction, to fund the A to B transaction.

I'm considering accepting a reduced rent and not enforcing the lease in exchange for assistance in getting the property ready for sale (basic touch ups, paint, small repairs, etc.), always having the property ready for a potential buyer to visit, and moving out as soon as the property is sold.

But student loans don't help - so work your butt off in college to graduate debt free, and you'll be at the best of both worlds!