They all have varying criteria for the note and security instrument as well as the geography and other parameters.

I used www.vletter.com to turn my hand writing into a font last year - but they definitely charged more than $10.I've found it to be pretty helpful for a lot of marketing pieces (mostly, automating signatures and making the addressed envelopes look a little more authentic).

The market is turning to a sellers market and the time will come soon that there may no longer be any great deals in the market - at that point I would still rather invest in securities instruments (mutual funds, REITs, index funds) or another investment vehicle.

But go to cleaners....my good friend also REI, ran her own automated laundry.

These instruments were created to differentiate what a distributee is receiving, specifically title to real estate as to the condition that existed when the decedent owned it.

Can anyone recommend what are the printer and supplies they're using and how to "automate" them without much intervention from the operator.james

I don't know if all the above potential deals will materialize but here's the bottomline: Biggerpockets is instrumental in making the above connections happen.

Some lenders underwrite to the 43%, or will go off of the Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac automated underwriting findings which presumably will allow a higher DTI for the time being.Some lenders such as Provident Funding wholesale and retail have guidelines show with the 43% DTI for their conventional loans.

Google "Instrumentality Rule" for details and factors on what the Plaintiff must prove to pierce the corporate veil.

When I talk to someone who knows fixed income investing, I describe the liens I buy as fixed rate, variable maturity instruments.