Ticking them off will NOT make it easier to get ahead.

I could spend 3-5k on each of the upper 4, the 2 lower units are not even close to ready, flooring cabinets ect.Owner drops other shoe: The commercial lender has decided to "Not renew smaller property loans" (As per owner)He has received a "Foreclosure notice" yesterday, He also mentioned the bank did an "Environmental exam" a few days ago.He owes $258k on the property, an educated guess tells Me it will appraise between 175k-225k depending on who wants the appraisal.I know most would run away and I may do that.

I noticed the home online a few months later and bought it $60,000 lower than listed price.

A friend of mine is buying a house next week, and when he looked at the settlement package, he noticed that he's getting a special warranty deed (SWD) instead of a general warranty deed (GWD).

I know it is going to be a tough road ahead, but I have always been interested in houses.

I have noticed in my area that properties are going for more than they're worth.

I will be giving notice on my apartment and won't have a place to life if he backs out.

While researching an area I was considering (stockbridge) I noticed The number of active foreclosures was well over 100% higher than the national average, other areas nearby were even higher.

I have noticed that people don't pay more for a large house and more land in comparison to other houses in the same neighborhood.

Buying with cash does usually give you an advantage to acquire your next property at the best price ahead of other financed offers.If you've owned the paid for unit long enough to be past the seasoning issues some lenders have, your next concern is time.