Whether one takes the meaning of the explanation behind the word as insult can speak to the recipient’s intelligence more than to the writer’s intent, in my opinionated view.  

@Jean Leite In the RE Rewind eBook from bigger pockets, Chapter 2 writers (Michael Sherwood and Charles Cromwell) mention that they use RenTechDirect. 

I know PM eats into returns, but I've seen several posters/bloggers/article writers who have made this model work.

:The tax that they talk of would be 23%.Sadly, the writers of the Fair Tax are relying on the under-education of Americans when they call out that 23% tax rate.

So, unless you think you are going to get acceptances (and contracts) on all those properties, you don't have to worry about coming up with all that money.They will ask for a copy of a check with the offer, but they don't do anything with it, and in fact, we have a blank check scanned into a PDF, and just use a typewriter tool on our PDF writer to write in the agent and amount into the scanned blank check to submit with our offers...EDIT: Said same thing as Will above...was typing at the same time he was...

In my past, even though they pre-approve, Under-writers put me in to issues - final minute.I do not mind paying extra $5000 or 0.5% interest rate, but would like to engage a good lender who can reliably provide me.What are the list best lenders, lenient on mortgage lending, I can approach?

The first one is a BP finance writer named Scott Trench who did what you are trying to do, but in CO.

What actually happened, it seems, was the government become the biggest investor and writer of risky loans.

What the writers for Brookings explain is,The literature has been largely silent on the liquidity vulnerabilities of the short-term loans that funded nonbank mortgage origination in the pre-crisis period, as well as the liquidity pressures that are typical in mortgage servicing when defaults are high.

Amanda is a BP blog writer on here.