When these properties do pop up, you will be hard pressed to beat the full time investors who do this as their business to the party.If you do have any that meet the 50% - 2% Rules, we have a group where you can offer them up located here >> http://biggerpockets.com/groups/137I am confident they would sell VERY quickly!

Will inflation hit if the currency that is being printed like crazy is basically torched as soon as it comes off the printing press?

If you're working with distressed sellers they usually won't press for a big earnest deposit, especially if you make it seem like a deal-breaker.The market we're in right now gives you the upper hand even more.

I think you'd be hard pressed to buy that nice 4BR house for under $200K in those areas.

Tom I need your e-mail, I am ready to put this book to press and My grammar needs some work.

New Frontier's Press Release says there were $1.5B in Deposits, but then says $150M were "insured" and $4M were "uninsured".

If the service you choose is good, you can set up mailbox extensions to relay sales messages when callers press the ext# you give them when they call3.

If you're pressed for cash, and it appears you are, renting is a better option.

They bought a bank in Indiantown a few months ago to join the club and be able to play :roll: http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/pr09072.html BankUnited, a newly chartered federal savings bank, acquired the banking operations, including all of the nonbrokered deposits, of BankUnited, FSB, Coral Gables, Florida, in a transaction facilitated by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).

Don't forget Craigslist, although they are getting a lot of bad press right now.