Just looking for any insight on where to start and get my foot in the door for listing REOs.

It is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,056 square foot house here in Escondido.

Properties that are high in demand for rental purposes costs about $150-$250 per square foot, with the higher prices for ocean view or waterfront properties.

I'm not trying to be rude or anything but more knowledge equals less fear and from what you expressed it seems you are starting out on the wrong foot.

I think the banks are shooting themselves in the foot.

The whole 6 foot section of pipe had a crack running from one flange to the other.

The playhouse is real property, it has concrete footings.

This property is a city rowhouse in a very high end neighborhood, so it gets alot of foot traffic.I'm not sure if a banner is too big, or would piss off the current owners too much.

Although bird dogging seems to be a way where I can definately get my foot in the door with the least risk and money if not any money at all.I'm moving to the Southeast Texas area in January and thought I wouldn't be able to do my first deal til around then (when I get my bills paid off) but this website has really accelerated my learning, I think I'd be ready here pretty soon.I look forward to speaking with all of you and folks from the denver area in the near future.Also...still new to the forum, I may have just missed it is there a place where I can find where a REI club is nearby?

Now if I fix it up it's still cheaper than average comps by about $50 per square foot.