From all the posts i've read on here It sounds like it is very competitive, it's a sellers market, people are feeling the squeeze from institutional investors, prices have gotten to the point where rentals in some areas are hard to cash flow, but I haven't been able to find anything on flips.

The other issue I found was that most of the parks around here in MA were either 55+ communities or required you to live there and didn't allow sub-leasing.I don't know if you have looked into these matters or if it would even apply to you.I know there is a business to be had here.

With any institution you learn from you decide whether or not the expert is someone you are going to let instruct you in a facet or process....or in a philosophy.

With a bank owned property, you're seller is a corporate institution with corporate rules.

The Fed also announced a cut in the rate it charges to lending institutions from 3.5% to 3.25%.

We're looking in Fitchburg and Pittsfield Massachusetts.

I have one myself and you can set them up with a lot of different institutions.

AND THEY TASTE GOODAlso, I bought this book by Robert do Remedios, MA, CSCS, director of speed, strength, and conditioning at College of the Canyons in Southern California.

Until the financial institutions can figure out the values of the products that they are holding and start lending again, and the consumer picks up their spending, the U.S. will be hurting for a while.

Applications are made through an FHA-approved lending institution.