I just keep telling myself that it won't hurt us to wait, and they may be that much more willing to agree to our terms.

Wait until you have the funds to pay yourself.

Again, you still have to have both transactions lined up and there is much more risk the longer you have to wait but trans funding can sometimes be used for those.

Oh wait just saw you are from Frisco........never mind that was expected from your type .Keep that hopey changey stuff to yourself

You can certainly foreclose but you might have to wait a year after the foreclosure is complete to get a title agency to insure title if the trustee cannot be served personally.

I can't wait to get my first deal under my belt.

I feel our property was treated without regard to what we own as well as our health, and I do not feel comfortable allowing the city workers to enter our property until the city takes responsibility for the damages caused, as well as lay out a plan on how they will be acting differently once we allow them on our property.Here's what the sewer cleaning crew did:1.

I wait for good deals not good markets

.- If I were to pay all cash for a townhouse, put capital improvements and acquire appreciation how long from the day I purchased the townhouse would I have to wait until I could reappraise and finance?

- It's funny, now that I have the money to pay cash I have made contacts and met other investors, turns out there's so much cash laying around looking for deals to invest in, I no longer have to use all my cash to buy#6 paid 85K used hard money for 3/1 SFR, spent ZERO on rehab, sold for $127K (buyer paid $110,000 cash, and agreed to a $17,000 1 year balloon note at 9%, which will pay off next month, created $125/month income for 12 months, and a nice pop is coming!)