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You can see the resort where we built our log home in my website link.It went so well initially that we built 3 more.

I was wondering why you opted to go with smartmove but not have them just pay for the credit check fee when they log in to smartmove?

It is now public record.Kentucky, where I am is at least a 6 month state - others are different, GA and TN are VERY fast, then there are bank back logs, sheriff backlogs, etc.So anytime between the time that I was alerted via public record - when the LP was filed - and the date of sale, I can take the deed, make up the back payments, negotiate a short sale, list the house for sale, rent it out and collect rents, etc, etc.

I tried to log in the other day at work and it says the owner of the website has blocked my IP address.

I would think it is not as bad in FL since they still have a good back log of foreclosures (so I read on the interweb).

One of the podcasts I listen to regularly, the host has a social media training that he provides and he has said that 90% of the people that send him the $70 for that course never even log into it once...

not sure if they publish that list anywhere-police log maybe.

I was actually inspired by it to the point that every Sunday, I've been logging in to my bank and setting aside $$ to go to my next property. ...actually a bit more than my current passive cashflow.

And they publish the police log so you can search any previous address there to see if they resided somewhere with issues.