Ambulance chasing attorneys know their way around and can legally navigate around Insurance Policies.

We maybe get 3-4 deals in AZ per month, but those are self-generated deals that we let our employees chase down off-hours.

However, my experience with WF, Chase, and some others is that they are looking at some very rough qualification parameters and then throw some numbers are you.

Chase I appreciate it as well.

Some will lien a property because their charter with the state allows it, and some will chase the deadbeat renter for unpaid bills.

My question is: why wouldn't their Bank chase YOU for the whole $50k?

There are certainly signs of things that could affect the market today outside of supply demand for example issues with startups, the big influx of hot money type investors that are not really investors, the large pools of capital being raised by people chasing the same deals and needing to spend it quick (look at the new eREITS for instance), etc.

Ambulance chasing attorneys know their way around and can legally navigate around Insurance Policies.

I feel good about not being pressured to sell that wholesale deal right away but I do miss the hunt and the chase of matching up a deal with a buyer.

Did that and don't like the chasing money around along with all the other drama that goes with low income.