No room for error .

@Gary Wilson On average, auctions probably carry the potential for bigger profits; They can also put you on the fast road to financial ruin if you make even one minor error in judgment!

If you find any bugs or errors in the messaging system, either reply to this thread here or send them to me (perhaps via chat ;) ).

@Bob MaleckiWell, it is clear that I have more work to do with the jargon....sigh.....thank you for correcting my error.  

Sorry for the double post - BP server errors are driving me crazy and making the site almost unusable today!

I’m sorry but Agents have found a way to make a quick buck from innocent people.LOL – Every digital research tool is prone to errors and mistakes.

hud contracts many times have errors on them that they give the agent 48 hours to correct or they have gotten a lot of contracts in that they must process it is not uncommon for delays these situati8ns would extend the orginal bid period

Then on the exit end of the deal, an investor pays $50k (net) for the house, spends $20k on repairs, and potentially profits (or holds equity) the remaining $30k (that also allows a margin for error in the rehab costs for bad estimates and/or surprises). 

And you get educated by paying for school or by paying with your time and money by trial and error (often, both).  

I dislike when I have spelling errors; my new goal is to always proofread carefully.