As you enter data a graph measures your progress in relation to your goal.

Looks like Caitlyn has shot down ever single attempted explanation of how to buy, fix, and re-sell a property within 90 days.I posted this topic in hopes to find an answer, and it appears that we are left with NONE so far.I certainly hope we can make some progress here, as we ALL are in need of lenders willing to ignore (for lack of a better word) a seasoning issue.

Of course, you don't know precisely how these variables will progress over time, but if you can probably make reasonable assumptions based best-case, worst-case and perhaps a few in between scenarios.

Someone that can find good deals (with backup information), provide contractors that have quoted the work, perhaps have the wholesaler email you pictures of the rehab progress, & property managers.

Let me know if you run into any issues as you progress.

Try getting a pre-paid cell phone with a cellular company - they'll give you a local numberTry vonage or other VOIP providers - they always have tons of areas to choose from

The rise of the market as it progresses creates a strange perception in some folks.

The higher class neighborhoods will start to see a substantial drop and more foreclosures start to hit the market.By the summer we will see commercial real estate drop in a huge way.In my opinion the severity of the commercial & jumbo loan market collapse, how it is percieved and handled will be the single largest factor in determing how soon we see the "intrisic values".Either way we look at it I think we are all in agreement that times are going to get far worse before any lasting forward progress is made.This is the best damn site!

They'll only be getting busier as 2009 progresses.

I am making some progress.