I'm a newbie I have the whole concept of wholesaling but the onlyy reason I 'm scared to go through with a deal is because of the contract.

The overall gist of what I was reading seemed to point to the concept that patience is key and that even small sums of money lead to very large profits after many years when properly invested.I'm debating whether I should study Real Estate Investment or the stocks.

Borrowing more than you need will almost guarantee that you will have negative cash flow on this deal (although it was probably negative anyway).

If you buy a property in PA were you live then you get a job transfer to FL and the new PM fees will cut way into the cash flow or even create a negative flow and then they take longer to fill the unit you will get into trouble.

In broad terms estoppel is a concept in law that prevents a person from alleging or denying facts in consequence of his own previous allegations or acts.Basically you're getting each tenant's confirmation of the terms of the lease and deposits held by the seller.In Canada it's probably called estoppel, as like most US law terms it probably derived from British Common Law.all cash

It has serious negative cash flow before factoring in taxes, insurance, and the 50% gross rents expenses.

Hello, I have a SFH, two duplexes, and a triplex in Greenville SC area, and I'm working with a negative cash flow and I probably owe more than they're worth.

I rented the house in California and the property is cash flow negative.

. $10 tends to be the low limit of that "compensation" as viewed legally.That is why this concept isn't $1.

I will have to see over time as it is a new concept to me compared to email.John Corey