They are relaying information over as you get it to them, and unfortunately it seems all ther pertinant information gets lost in translation.On some occasions I have been able to figure out who the investor is and make direct contact, this often has a very positive result, but is a painful, arduous task (biggest issue if you figure out who it is will be getting the proper authorizations, works better with smaller banks and hard money lenders)

-Michael Michael,What happens in 2011 in PA in regards to BBE?

There are some things which may need to be upgraded within the next 5 years:Siding - currently there is masonite siding which is prone to deteriorate over time; Probably needs to be pained in a few years and there are some spots which are damaged.

"short term pain for LONG TERM GAIN""Do what others won't do to have what others won't have"

Some painful sacrifice now will pay off big in a few years!

You may need to find that phone number on their website because getting through the customer service number is a pain in the rear.

Stick through the growing pains and your results will be quickly noticed!

It was a bailout situation, though they actually kept the contract up for two years before the guy lost his job and they missed payments.Anyhow, the investor holding it is being a pain in the neck and I need a little leverage.

Fred S - I feel your pain as I am just getting started which may be different than you but our end problem is the same, how to buy a property or 1-30 properties with limited cash?

The best thing we can do is batten down the hatches, work hard, and good things will happen.There is going to be some pain, no question, but creating wealth, a business, or any other form of success is never easy.