The only reason I even list my houses before they are dried in is because my bank will not count a pre sale against my pre approved 12 loans I can have at any time ...

One thing to consider is that not everyone records their assignments, so there could be a number of "dry" unrecorded assignments prior to yours. 

If mopped, dirty water is simply moved around to be deposited in other grout lines where it settles and dries.

We want to flip one or two houses within the next 5 years (not at the same time) as a "dry run" to see how well it works for us. 

Those opportunities are drying up, so I may have to start marketing to establish a steady deal flow.

The example is what a local brokerage got busted on when the end investors dried up and the deals went south.

It's a very cut and dry system.

Since the bank REO inventory seems to be drying up, I’m ramping up my private seller marketing once again (yellow letters, etc.)

To date, over 21,000 words, it's not in my writing style as in forums, conversational but instructional, dry, to the point sentences, text book style, no fluff, no stories, no pitches and I'm still not happy with it!

I know many of you are into buying delinquent and/or re-performing 2nd trust deeds but isn't that eventually going to dry up since there isn't a bank out there that's offered one since 2008?