@Bob JonesNotes do absolutely nothing when we're talking about repossession.Most people usually think of the mortgage or deed of trust as the contract they are signing with the lender to borrow money to purchase a property.

Below is a brief snapshot of the company history, starting with 4 partners in 2015 where our primary acquisition strategy was knocking doors, bandit signs, and handwriting letters.

I know this sounds like a minor thing to experienced investors, but I keep getting stuck when I try to imagine how I work around tenants to get all the apartments fixed up so I can raise the rents, the appraisal value and then refinance. 

Thanks Bill, I plan to hire a management company like you mentioned.My parents have some rental properties in their home town in Latin America,And they had a LOT of headaches, nothing like what you have experienced in those 10 years.Sounds great to me!

Be sure to vacuum out your kitchen drawers and shelves for tell tale signs of mice during deep cleaning of your unit. 

I've just never experienced a market where that's the case.I think you should look at a duplex, triplex, or fourplex.

The other reason is that doing a few sales a year doesn’t give you the contacts and relationships with other agents or the experience to handle adversity during the negotiations or after the contract is signed.

So I’m looking to get a contract signed on a wholesale deal and the property is in 6 peoples name (mom has 50%, kids each have 10%).

I recently just got the deed to a house that appears abandon but it has a no trespassing sign!!

Should I get a HELOC, VA rehab loan, or any other financial products that others have experienced with?