its good to educate yourself, but don't just sit on the sidelines waiting until you figure everything out.speculating is not an investment strategey, its just taking an uneducated approach, "i hear all the good news now its time for me to jump in.". you can't speculate and i think the poster knows better than that as well as all the views of this thread.

The GOOD NEWS?

Is there any good news out there?

The borrower must front the cost of repairs and then be reimbursed from the rehab escrow account at each of the five draws allowed.I think, with the current mess, they'll bring back the 203(k) loan for investors, but with more oversight features to (attempt to) avoid the fraud associated with investor loans.By the way, the news is that 50 new FBI agents have been added to a task force in Southern CA alone to address mortgage fraud.

The good news is that you can deduct business expenses from Schedule C, so you may want to get with a tax accountant and see what business expenses you may deduct.

I'm with CJ & Dan on this one" One of the aspects of most mortgage fraud schemes that is so troubling, is that it depends on the collusion of industry insiders," Delaney said during a news conference at the U.S.

Just examples of how uneducated individuals believe the news and media with out researching.Hey, and if I could find some one who would give me a decent $10 hair cut why would I pay $50 for one!!

I see this as HUGE news.

I'm sure there are actually lots more that we don't hear about and don't make the news.

If the news is bad, you want specifics before it costs you anything.