Originally posted by @Taylor Chiu:Originally posted by @Merritt S.:Well

I live, eat, breathe, drink, dream, fantasize, BLEED R.E.I.!

As a journalist, you know that “if it bleeds, it leads.”

Some might purchase a block of REO's and sell them off in smaller pools immediately Some may hold and bleed them out to the realtor channel.

Short sale flips benefit only the investor, who’s clipping off money that could go to an already bleeding lender.oThis was originally in Realtor this spring and when I read it, the first thing I noticed was that it was written by Scott Thompson, vice president of ServiceLink, a national lender platform in Rancho Cordova, Calif.

If you used the correct numbers, you would be shocked how much you'd actually be bleeding if you bought the place that you mentioned in your OP.

I've also started working with a few realtors to look at a few properties, and even started looking into different business entities to hold my investment(s).Well low and behold, I was just notified there was a mistake, and I not eligible to make this distribution.

I live in on the west coast of British Columbia and have been combing through deals until my eyes bleed. 

Every single dollar you shell out on average to property management every month or put aside as cash reserves in low-interest accounts to be drawn down whenever your property manager wants to bleed you s'more could be making you $173 after ten years in index funds at 7% a year. 7%.

XXXX was able to push the door open and found ZZZZ bleeding from hishead.