That said, a lot depends on how much time has passed since the set up and other factors like natural disasters, drainage etc.

Nature of the beast, I am sure most property investors have had at least one bad experience, its how you deal with it that matters.

I know that New Haven CT is a Judicial foreclosure state and requires interaction with the Superior court.  

Seller financing is highly profitable as long as the buyer stays paying that high interest loan amount, but the natural way of things is that they will try to refinance with a bank as soon as they can which eliminates the rest of your profits. 

Conway, some companies offer a CRM - it has drip campaigns built in and ways to keep track of your interaction with your sphere and leads. 

I am doing LVP in the kitchens and hallways (natural wood look in darker tone), white kitchen cabinets with stainless appliances, and have painted Agreeable Gray SW throughout.

I've had three interactions with HUD I want to get a second opinion about.1.

My investments have been all through direct interactions.

I have some cash left, but naturally would rather keep as much of it as possible for the eventual repairs/upgrades that will be required.

My passion is real estate, I buy books on investing, watch youtube videos about it all day, got a job at McDonald’s to learn how to interact with people better, and I follow all the real estate guys I look up to like, Grant Cardone.