Once owned, my wife and I - with the help of our local, handyman buddy - spent about 2 months (just weekends and nights after work mostly) painted every inch, new carpeting in bedrooms, fixed some wood rot outside, new fixtures, mirrors, appliances, stained the back deck and did some landscaping.

I have a couple people in mind to see how they feel about being a co-signer. im primarily focused on raising capital for two things, one is the price of a ticket, so i can Attend a 3 day workshop about multi-family investment, in Sacramento, the first weekend of September.

Should I move forward with the signing over the weekend or wait until monday to confirm with the lawyer?

long story short , purchased 3 SFH  in Lawton and looking to but maybe 2 more , a little more competitive right now , not as easy as 9 months ago , but still good deals out there  , just  left Lawton last weekend  , 

Let's hop on a call this weekend and talk. 

I'm from Newark and I had to invest out of state.you have to decide what you truly want out of real estate because there's several strategies to pursue me personally I started with 3k and went to wholesaling and grew from there.Wholesaling is a job on it's own and its definitely not for everyone because it's a job.I used to spend weekends driving to clients house and you'll need to understand and know all real estate strategies because you'll end up leaving deals go away because you only understand one particular strategy.

I don't get giddy... but I feel like a kid on Christmas morning.

We drew up another agreement that included 37k as the subject to/HELOC balance and 63k as the remaining owner financed amount, equaling $100,000.More comfortable with the terms, I pitched my brother the deal at an Airbnb on his birthday weekend.

Thanks for taking the time reading, hope you have a great weekend, and appreciate any responses.Thanks,Brian Nichols

Their financing fell through and the following weekend when I put it back out there I had another full price offer!