If you had a buyers list of 200 we wouldn't even be having this conversation.Check this out: http://retipster.com/buyerslist1/Best of luck.

If you will be having any partners other than your spouse, I recommend a local attorney, because the risk is much higher.

I guess that comes from being desperate or lack of knowledge, or both.So, for those hell bent in getting involved in an area they have no clue about;Don't target advertising at folks in default, advertise as if you had no clue that someone might be having difficulties.

We are in the process of fixing up the house and will be having new carpet put in throughout the house next week.Wondering if it makes sense to hold this property and go pet free or sell.

I'm worried that you will be having a visitor soon from law enforcement.

Not sure what those powers to be have, but if you just do it, then what?

I have been to Norway @James Taylor Bergen and Stord, I have no clue on how the market behaves there, but one thing for sure is that there must be someone doing what you want to do there, flipping long distance could be very challenging, if you are going to move to the US then I would encourage you to select a Market you want to get involved with and visit that city and start networking.

There are websites that let you answer a few questions about your dog, and if it basic obedience trained and well behaved they'll 'certify' it online.

It seems like the less info you give people via marketing and voicemail the more leads you get but also the more likely they will be unmotivated.Some people seem to be having success with pre-screening but we just recorded a trial script and it sounded awkward.I am looking for the best way to soften the impact of a low offer.

The title company should be having its resources (legal department) contact the lender's legal department to work through the issues.