They are sort of made for that purpose.  

And yet another rehab completed by Barnard Enterprises, Inc.http://youtu.be/dG_vpmGukVgThis one sold for a small hair under $1M.

His equity was such that he might make a couple thousand dollars on the house after making the effort to fix it up and clean it, and paying real estate agents and other fees, so I could sort of see why he just wanted out.At first, I was planning to wholesale or bird-dog the house, just as a way to get a gentle introduction into real estate investing.After getting some advice on BP, though, I realized that if his only option to get out of the house with no work was selling sub2, there was no reason on earth for me to not purchase it myself!

@Brian Gibbons taught me back in 2002...back when I had hair..yikes!!!!

Is this a sort of note sale?

They ask all sorts of questions, want to do inspections, etc.

Hard to sort out who is talking about what.

It will cost you some coin, but in the end you have all the documents sorted out for resale.Good luck!

People find a way to make it, each person has to sort out the best route for them.

Hartford, Avon, Canton, Bloomfield, etc.) or by the shore in the New Haven area.Once I do get back to the states, I think I'll probably get a full-time meh-paying job in the nonprofit sector, perhaps working with an NGO or a community-based organization, and eventually get back to school for my Master's in international development, but I really have been looking for some sort of investment opportunity that I can get behind to complement (justify, really) a mediocre salary for a career path that will put me in the sort of jobs that will make me happy with life (but still leave me with bills).