I've searched exhaustively but can't find clear answers.

If I were you I would exhaust all free (biggerpockets) and low cost (books, local REI clubs) first before paying for a coach.

I got to meet a bunch of buyers and wholesalers and got lots of business cards.The whole thing was exhausting, I got out of there at like 10:30pm!

But technical studies withstanding, it was the literature and arts classes that really helped me to grow intellectually and that has allowed me to have a better quality of life, if only in my mind....

My guess its probably this.Another culprit may be the water-heater exhaust vent on the roof.

All of that not withstanding, strong seller finance programs can solve the finance problem if people will take the time and trouble to implement them.

You can also check and make sure exhaust fan over range works, vent is clear, and that its being used while boiling water etc.

I felt like the market could not withstand all of the added units and would be over saturated, however, that is not the case according to research.

Frankly, most plaintiff's attorneys won't do an exhaustive asset search prior to filing.

So far, I have sent out 45 letters and have already received 1 phone call from a curious home owner in Santee who just got out of pre foreclosure (congrats to him).Moving on, the only concern I have with this method is that there aren't many pre foreclosures in my areas and they're quickly being drained and exhausted.