Hedge funds sure don’t want to deal with houses that have code violations.Hedge funds won’t go belly-to-belly with desperate sellers to discover what their problems are then come up with creative solutions which are beneficial to everyone.THAT’S WHERE YOU COME IN!

There may be areas of overlap, synergy, and mutual benefits.Consider looking beyond rent (which should be increased IMO) to find additional opportunities to increase your bottom line.

You might find holding mortgages notes inside your retirement and hold RE outside your retirement are the most beneficial tactics.

If all goes as I hope (and I like working with the guy), the broker affiliation will be a mutually beneficial thing that will also connect me more solidly with that local market.We shall see how it goes.

mutual lease termination agreement should be enforceable by unlawful detainer.

For example if I have a 401k through Vanguard Group and I borrow 50k from my 401k is Vanguard lending me their own 50k and my 50k still remains in my mutual funds, untouched?

We only have about 10% cash for a down payment (purchase price will be ~325K) and I just started a new job so I don't think we could get favorable terms with how long I've been at my currently job.If we can finance it through the seller for a term of 3-5 years which would give us time to be able to refinance within that time period, I think this would be beneficial to us.

It would have been more beneficial to install one and sell the house than hold it as long as I did with no pool.

I hope to network with other Houston area real estate people to gain experience and education and develop close business relationships based on trus, and integrity, and mutual benefit.I'm very much looking forward to my time with everyone.

I like building a mutual respect with them.