Doesn't matter who the interest is paid to, its deductible.

I've not tried to get automatic mailings, but a title company I've dealt with several times has an online property information systems that's pretty handy.

No matter how many times people as "will cash flow with 20% down", the down payment DOES NOT change the quality of the deal.We'll use the rule of thumb that rental expenses are 50% of rent.

Yes, you can buy cash in an entity, then sell the entity, and of course, you will owe taxes on the profit (speak to your accountant).I hope this clarifies your original question on this matter as you received some good advice and some incorrect/bad advice.

Many "gurus" claim "discount" based off of several factors that simply do not matter.

Is anyone using internet marketing strategies to sell homes online?

He suggests targetted ads, in newspapers, print and online, and a few internet sites, including Craig'sList.The book gives clear, step by step directions.

So I stumbled upon a house that i really liked and after a little research (neighbors and online site) discovered it was a pretty good deal.

The payments have not been late in the last year and they have collected and cashed all of them, even the September payment.My attorney is going to send us to a foreclosure attorney but he also made the point of saying that us seems they are set on getting rid of the loan no matter what.

I was wondering if anybody has heard of this or done it in the dc area or anywhere for that matter?