REI is odd that way...you don't have to guess/fudge because you can get accurate analysis numbers before you buy.

I’m guessing the “two other owners” either got an unrecorded deed from the seller or someone other the real owner signed a fraudulent deed with these two guys....a scam probably copied from our local south FL boys.It seems incredibly odd that the title co would suggest your lender foreclose, if they feel they made a legitimate sale.I don’t think I’ve ever “followed” a post, but I will this one.

The highly successful developers have the right dirt, with the right costs, to build at the right time for demand to put the odds in their favor.  

Thanks in advance.cheersAdam stroik Seems odd...

I feel my odds are much better for a better deal this way, rather than off the MLS (Use Realtor or Zillow for free).

Just stumbled onto the podcast and forum and thought I'd throw out my first post as I'm beginning to read How to Invest in Real Estate: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Getting Started, as well as working through general knowledge and terminology in the industry.I'm a 29-year old strength and conditioning coach working in China with the NBA for the past two years, focusing on youth and pro level basketball development.

@Andrew Boettcher My idea was to try and get an FHA loan with 7%-10% down to increase my odds.

Oddly enough she's from the Dallas TX area so that is a place we often talk about.

The longer you wait to report it, the lower your odds of getting the money.This is why I never use checks or debit cards, unless it is the only option.

I always thought it was odd that some people don't read contracts or leases but I didn't realize that most people are that way.