You can however, be foreclosed numerous times if you are over-leveraged and you have vacancies, major repairs, or other unforeseen emergencies.

a few weeks ago i realized something that @Brandon Turner mentioned in a recent podcast - I seem to learn something about real estate almost every day. i have met with numerous members from BP and other sites, so thought it would be good to list the things i learn as i go.- if you have a wholesale deal, dont name your asking price, let the buyer name the price.  

I am looking for someone who can do multiple properties; offer a hefty umbrella across numerous properties; and also do Builders Risk vacant home when I rehab.

@Ned Carey   Ned I agree with you that if  you buy and resell no issues. that's what I do =for  a living I fund numerous TK and wholesalers nationwide so they can indeed buy and then resell in their name..

Questions asked will typically be responded to with numerous ideas, viewpoints and insight.Are you a buyers agent, listing agent, specific focus?

Our team closed several hundred short-sales last year and I can tell you there are numerous strategies for being successful at buying them. 

The MLS is the place to start; I talked to my realtor numerous times about reporting and just gave up hassling her.

Combining the two platforms will reduce listing duplication and data fragmentation, reduce online listing inaccuracy through ListHub's rigorous requirements, and provide more accurate metrics and measurement of online marketing across numerous websites.

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Hello MattMy advice to you for buying a primary residence is not to look for a good deal.My advice to you is buy something you like, in a good location, with a floor plan you like with the features and amenities you want to have.Because it is going to be your primary residence pay a fair price and get what you want.I have seen numerous clients buy a house for their primary residence because it was a good deal.