Why do you think they are in such a rush to push their policies through on the fast track?

Phoenix at -54% is about right, but houses are selling fast.

The rest is history.Now, fast forward to July 2009 and we (and that includes you, dear reader!)

She is travelling around collecting $30,000 per person for her Fast Track program in which she says she will place you in a property with her managing within a year.

i have read carlton sheets no down payment, ron legrand fast cash, robert kiyosaki rich dad poor dad (and listened to tapes), and the millionaire next door.

3/2/2 in nice neighborhood.Owner wants to sell fast and move, not keep the propertyOwner is only 30 days behind and owes about 135K, including taxescounty appraisal is about 145K or socomps in area run about 155K (need more comps however)owner has indicated he intends to file chap 7My analysis:since owner needs to move, loan mod is not an optionnot enough equity for a wholesale dealshort sale might be workable in a few more weeks when owners is 60 days behind.

I would like to ensure that the management company has incentive of choose a good tenant rather than filling the unit as fast as possible. 

Fast forward to today, and I have another deal tee'd up which is another SFH in a good area.  

You can usually get close to full value on your property and move properties fast. 

aaaand not so fast Field Review to: $185,000 Financing: Conventional at 4.6% Loan: 129,500.00 Mortgage: $897 per moAfter closing costs I pulled out $14,000 to put towards the next deal Expenses monthy: $1,493 Rents: $1900**Cash Flow: $407.00 per month with roughly $3,400 into the deal**[Disclaimer: These are rough numbers as this is my first deal.