I wonder if he is selling anything else, I don't know.And, that is not what I said, L/Os are fine (except Tx).The point you're missing is, as I mentioned, you're taking a micro view, even state by state.

check this out http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2011-02-03/business/os-foreclosure-auction-hazard-20110202_1_foreclosure-auctions-foreclosure-case-foreclosure-judgment

I have android app programming (not using wizards orother such garbage) experience.Android has 3/4 market share on mobile devices, it's time to expand.http://www.idc.com/prodserv/smartphone-os-market-share.jsp

My office os also in the Energy Corridor and the commute from Katy is not bad, relatively speaking because Houston-area traffic is generally horrible

No such thing as  down payment with L/Os.  

There is plenty here to find out what has changed since Brandon wrote his book and, I'm sure he'll admit he's not a finance type, especially with tenant buyers.He's going down predatory lane using L/Os as a weeding out, in OK, they do have orange jumps suits at that big hotel along the Will Rogers Turnpike, you know, the one with the big fence around it and signs saying do not pick up hitchhikers! 

He is being deployed stateside and O/S for a total of almost a year.

Let me know what browser and OS you're using!

Most L/Os done in states elsewhere would violate NC statute.

L/Os would allow offloading both responsibilites to the tenant buyer, for a discounted sale price.L/O tenants can be evicted instead of foreclosed on in the worst caseDownside is not being cashed out right away though.How do you guys usually exit your foreclosures?