It's not, but there's so much bad press about deals falling through because of this there is a desire to put a stop to "and/or assigns" that goes all the way to Washington.The easy way to avoid all of this hassle is to do a dual closing where you're buying it and selling it at the same time.

This software is not going to just make you money by pressing a button.

., the money you just deposited is NEW money that didn't exist before and was not drawn against ANY existing bank account.For the 100th time, the US does NOT create money with a printing press.

If you're finding REO's that are really priced aggressively, even in this very saturated buyers market, that listing will receive multiple offers and you'll be hard pressed to even get the listing agent to answer his phone or return your messages, in that case, shoot the offer above the asking price if it's really priced right, you better assume you're one of 20 people that noticed who already auto shot a cash, no contingency offer.

Building a relationship with either can get you that "hot off the presses" lead you can use to jump on great deals.

I quickly found that i was spending an enormous amount of time doing everything but what I was supposed to do....If you are familliar with Lifehacker they have a whole list of applications and ideas on getting control of your life: http://lifehacker.com/search/tasks/One that I found best was simply to right down on one list the top ten most pressing tasks... then one with the top three... keep the top three on your desk and when done, move up the next three.

Shouldn't there be some info posted on there site or a press release of some sort?

If you need directions to a courthouse, press 1..."

http://www.lendingtree.com/about-us/press-room/news-releases/2004/greenlink-joint-venture/Should my reps be calling LendingTree instead?

See this SEC press release for just ONE example of the SEC views it: http://www.dora.state.co.us/securities/pdf_forms/pressreleases/yates-press.pdf