It was always the same.I closed on the house and for two and a half years, this tenant paid the exact same way like clockwork until he bought his own house and I sold that one.

I have been somewhat actively investing for about a year and a half now.

I stopped when I realized the hedge funds were buying a lot of the properties for much more than I was willing to pay.Also, only half of the properties were really auctioned.

I also want to use my interpersonal skills to start to whole sale to other local investors and help people in distress.fun fact: i listened to ALL of the Biggerpockets to date in about 2 in a half weeks!

It's a bit complicated how it works so for more check with a lawyer.In short, you have few options she has many and in general if you choose to do any investing now do it with the mindset it is all half hers, maybe more depending on how good her lawyer is.Court is not about who is right or wrong, it's about who can argue there right better.

I bought this house 12/28/2012 so I have had the house for almost a year and I have at least 4 months left before it will be completed/rented.Second question, how about costs I have spent that don’t really have anything to do with building the house (interest paid on private money used to fund project (HELOC on personal home), community just had roads redone so each home owner had to pay $2,000, property taxes (I paid all of 2013 taxes, and had to pay half of 2014 taxes already).

please help. i'm trying to buy a 4 unit multifamily and a store front building. my partner will bring in $250,000 cash and i want to get a conventional financing from a bank for the other $250,000. will the bank finance me for half of the building?

About a half hour from Jackson, WY.

The SR7 nearby is going through a widening in 2015, and they will be half a block closer to the new roads, but Hub Cap Heaven is still going to be Hub Cap Heaven, it's not turning into Luis Vuitton.

We live half an hour away from a large town which helps us get great tenants that want small town schools for there kids.