se if they can swing a door hard enough to send knob thru that after drywall is on...dents are easier to fix than holes.

I have access to SE MN MLS system down there, and would love to help if you haven't already found someone to help. 

I don't have any names per se.... but I would do is use our great courtview site in Alaska to get a lead(s). 

Account Closed   It may not be a "scam" per se but what if it's just a bad deal?

Hello all, I've been lurking for several days now. Decided I can't stand it anymore so I had to get in gear and join. Now, I'm reading more (BP is a GOLDMINE of information!) and learning more.

I tried investing bac...

Just as Rich Dad “per se” is not a R.E. book but a frame of mind book, I like “The Magic of Thinking Big” by David SchwartzFavorite Business book?

In that instance, not paying the underlying mortgage is a default in the purchase terms, but not that the seller has a lien, per se, but could, but most likely it is not a foreclosure as much as a suit for damages and a judicial foreclosure if there is a security agreement with the sub-2, but not another duplicate DOT but one that referrences the underlying lien.

My major complaint is the fact that as an interesting post is developing, complete with a lot of great information, a mod decides to delete the entire post thus depriving those following it a lot of great back & forth information.The recent post regarding 1099's deadlines per se is one sorely missed example.In the consideration of those of us who do appreciate specific information it maybe more productive (of the mod), to specifically delete the offending entry or inappropriate information.If 'Mod forbid' it absolutely has to be deleted at least give those of us 'following the topic' a curtesy heads up so we can copy/paste the informative feedback.

Of course I think I should hold onto as much cash as possible but should I buy my first property as a residence per se and flip or rent to get the best financing.  

Proving your SE income will be challenging enough, but if you've been in business a few years and can document tax returns, bank deposits, etc. that show a strong income, that should still work.