Sorry dude, we worked on one for six months, it did go to closing but for the money we spent overnighting, copy paper, and etc... was not worth the money we made.

The real truth is, if it were that easy, everyone would do it and there would be no gurus selling their products and services, they would be out working a few minutes each week to make their easy millions.I have received emails from my contact for REO deals, spent 20 minutes or so doing some paper due diligence, made a 2 minute phone call stating send me the contract, executed the contract, send out an email blast, read 5-10 quick emails, locked up a buyer and walked with $10k, $20k, and even $40k in profits.

But every day I pick up the paper just to see recent foreclosure listed and they take up about a full page daily so I would says it's 50/50 right now in Polk County, FL.

However, the IRS can follow a paper trail and see what they intended to do – and that would involve engaging in a transaction with a prohibited party.

A 4% increase in one year on a property bought with 20% down would show an increase on your paper return by a 20% valuation if you raised the rent equally.

Not a foreclosureBOA holds paper

On paper the mechanics look easy, but implementation can be very time consuming.For example: I may talk to 50 people in one month looking at say 60 or more properties that can potentially be a good deal.

20% has been customary for many years; a number that protects the seller in case of default and would make their paper more saleable.

Stocks: Paper investments?

I currently have a lot of judgements that are not worth the paper they are printed on.