Fear does its job and people stick their checkbook deeper into their pockets and start recycling their cans.

It sounds like you have decided to cut into your funds deeper rather than market better, good luck after only a few weeks of work.

You do understand that deeper into the sale, after you have things running, that seller could just trash your payment, claim it wasn't received and call the deal off!

If I see someone with one minor offense, or something that happened a long time ago to an otherwise seemingly upstanding person I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and dig a little deeper.

I've been through some of the "start here" posts and am now starting to dig deeper.

I will have to dig a little deeper and run some numbers over there..

For real estate, I would definately delve into some of the other books mentioned in the forums that have more specifics before you get into any purchases.

It makes you cynical - it's part of the job of being a cop.Not saying to totally disregard what the police says, but to dig deeper than what they tell you.

Make sure you know how much you will be paying to use their funding and all the other details.Step #3FIND PROPERTIESAlthough some people might think it's best to go after properties listed in your local MLS system, for sale by owners, of REO's(bank owned properties), there will be a ton of competition with more experience and deeper pockets going after those same deals.

I have had many clients as deep or deeper in debt than you are.