I watch TV; read BP; and catch up on my e-mail.

Most tend to be six to twelve months but, some are less.This has been my approach to seasoning with houses that I have rehabbed and tried to sell...First, I work closely with "investment mortgage brokers" because, they tend to have better relationships with lenders that don't have strict seasoning standards and often times they work with smaller lenders or private lending groups that don't require seasoning at all.There is usually a catch though.

I would recommend that if the appraiser does not catch this potentially serious foundation problem, that you point it out and ask him to call for an inspection.

Lenders are catching up with the new rules put forth.

This particular system has ways to catch contact info from different types of leads.

Other areas will see things just stay where they are until the trend line catches up to the current market.But, as an investor, I buy at a discount and I do not count appreciation in my buying analysis.

I really appreciate the feedback, and I am reading the archives to catch up!

Similarly, you wouldn't catch me dead try to short sale a property.

Anyone catch those?

Over time, the normal operating expenses will catch up with you.