by Cory BarnettEveryone knows that the government doesn’t like to lose money, and now the Federal Housing Association (FHA) has upped the ante for lenders that do not engage in loss mitigation efforts.

BiggerPocket family, I look forward to the engagement and pushing my thinking into new directions.

Sounds like you are dealing directly with the seller, so you can probably still do it that way.I recommend you partner with a local experienced investor and offer to split the deal or get a finder's fee if you can work along side them to learn.

Listen to the podcasts and stay active/engaged on BP.

This prevents puffing costs by the lender or never performing said services or engaging anyone and taking the money.First is find out if this person holds a license.

Plenty of support so keep engaged with the forums and free resources on the site (podcasts are an excellent start!).

Clicking is a way that people engage with a site, and that helps to get them involved in your message.Also, a website is a professional promotional tool, and the copy should be honed, lean, and communicative.

Then when I asked for help, I needed to prove myself first by spending some more money for education/products.The information provided was engaging and exciting.

If that's it, I would admit to hanging around lowlife's much less joining in with them.Got to take that claim with a grain of salt too Joe, I know it may sound cool to you, but I'm not confident a very large reputable law firm would engage in such stuff.I'd suggest they consider targeting non-compliance in foreclosure instead.

On the other hand, some say that since the wife usually makes the final purchase decision, she is only going to be emotionally engaged if it is staged well, or at least, is COMPLETE.