As far as tips, I'd recommend looking into the high-volume markets within any county of interest.

Essentially, you're saying it can be done if you are just looking to do a few loans a month, but in order to grow and do more volume it would be a full time commitment?

This is a LOT of work and a specialty niche that has to be done in volume in my mind.

Our livelihood depends on the volume of deals that we produce so existing deals where most of our capital is tied up are priority.

The local rules and regulations for building in our area is what is keeping the volume of building low.

This has been very useful to me so I figured it could be helpful to someone else...would anyone be interested in a weekly "market update" of building permit issuance volume in their area?

But as you can see, context speaks volumes.

They guarantee that the buyer of their program will buy a specific volume of property at specific minimum terms during the next 12 months3.

Maybe some onesy twosy mom and pop investor but no one is going to sell you volume if you are a onesy twosy mom and pop note buyer.

The banks have levels set in place for reduction of 10 percent only every 30-60 days, and sometimes not at all when the volume is higher.This is because an REO has already likely been through an attempted short sale on the market, a courthouse steps auction where the upset value was too high, and now it is the last gasp, but banks don't care.