Wel, I don't have loose change ready to throw at a lawyer because I don't know the answer.

I'm certainly not going to just throw up a bunch of meaningless responses for points.

Not sure if this is the correct area to ask this question, but want to throw some numbers out to see what's the best direction.Last year I bought a house, paid $13,000 through the city since it was an abandoned property.

Second, you don't want to offer a lender a percentage, only to find out the property doesn't throw off that much cash.

I am just not experienced enuf to always see what could be done with the situations.Ideally I would like to have a group of crei friends that cover diff niches and we could throw deals each other's way.

I guess cabinets are one of those things that people feel the bank owes them for throwing them out.

Particularly when you throw in maintenance.

I'll throw my hat in here as well...I met someone at the conference who has become a great friend.

You could also buy in an area where you break even on cash flow but the area has a track record of rapid appreciation in the long run OR you could buy in an area that has shown to throw off decent cash flow and some appreciation.

Can you throw some numbers so we can analyze them?