@Adam Wright invests time here on the board and working with the monthly BP networking sessions.

I read the manual on how to work their program and listened to the audio CD containing a scripted Q&A session.

I'm not looking for a butt kissing session, but really, who here thinks I'm the scum of the earth or who here thinks I've added some value to them or maybe even helped them make or save money?

So, while accepting a short sale is indeed in their best interest (sort of like splitting 8's at a blackjack table, you still lose, but it makes for a smaller loss), they're not going to let the former owner be the one to benefit from their loss.If she can afford to make the CURRENT payments on the EXISTING loan, and has enough cash to make up all the back charges, she could "buy" the house from her ex subject to the existing loan.

There is TREIA, @Adam Schneider runs a deal maker session and we have a casual monthly meet up for BP members.

I have some time on my hands right now (about 2 months before I go back to my full time job), so I'm doing some major cramming sessions in order to learn as much as I can! 

I am more excited to meet other investors at local REIA next week.I'll surely come back and write about my experience from today's session!!...

@Jason Clark We're hosting a webinar tonight at 7:00pm EST on short-term & vacation rental industry trends and how they affect investors.We will have a Q&A session which might be able to address your questions and goals.

SB354 in Texas Legislature threatens Preforeclosure Investing In an effort to curtail so-called "foreclosure consulting", a bill introduced by Texas State Senator Craig Estes in the current legislative session contains provisions that will make it almost impossible for legitimate real estate investors to purchase pre-foreclosure property before the auction.

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