Is it worth the money and is knowledge practical enough to pursue development process?

I have set it up where I will be responsible for the title policy as it is my understanding that this creates the need for only one title policy in a double close and not two (of course need to confirm with title co) during a process like this.My questions are this: -What to watch out for when doing this, are there are any legal issues with marketing a short sale like this?

I like that play the best personally.Unless you make an offer on the note that is just too good to be true or a screaming deal.. then you can do all the work it takes in that state.. it was an eye opener for me to do the one I did and it quite the process ..

I think it’s definitely a learning experience in general because I’m in the process of changing my mindset entirely.

We are going through the process of getting the HELOC and loan to purchase at the same time.

I'm feeling pretty good now with the tan tub and the slight curve... quarter round will do the trick and I might have over thought that one in the process of overthinking the white tub. 

The only exception is for small condos, where there is a process to apply for a waiver, which costs about $200-$300.

A few things to think about if you do decide to invest out of state:How involved in the process do you want to be?

Buying/selling real estate is not that difficult of a process....

I'm in the process of purchasing a home that was on the market for $164,900.