It is really daunting when you first get started and there is no shortcut to success.

I have an old thead with the consequences of short cutting this.

Plus shortcut flashing process.

I have confidence that the city will continue to be inept and the permitting will get more and more backlogged while they bury their heads in the sand and/or try to pin the risk on the architects with their "shortcut process."

Also the existence of junior liens makes the non-foreclosure shortcuts much tougher even of the owner is willing.This strategy is one of those that seems like a slam dunk in theory but is not.

Total expenses are often short-cutted to be 50% as a rough rule of thumb.

:)Everyone wants to take a shortcut, after all, the guy on TV said it was the easiest thing he ever did!

Take the cheap and easy short cut and check these things out in advance, you don't have to learn the hard way as I did on many things.Joffrey Long

Not to say one can't accumulate those three attributes in regards to any specific area - they can - but it requires real effort and time.If you are interested in only acquiring some high yielding notes for your personal portfolio a shortcut is to engage the services of a private mortgage broker and get on his list of note buyers (lenders).

Maybe a way to get started but by no means is it a short cut or easy.