My ideal goal for our startup is to connect Landlords, Tenants, and Roommates and provide a platform that helps the community to keep all future rental transaction under one roof.Anyhow, that's just a little bit about myself.

This is a REAL business and it takes real capital like most other businesses.I don't mean to sound harsh but it upsets me when people think it's ok to gamble with other peoples home/shelter.

Some REO brokers list that stuff in Atlanta for 1,000 minimum commission but after costs they don't clear anywhere near that amount.They might as well in my book be doing rentals at that rate of return.When I listed the residential REO's it was years and years ago.Price point was much higher 175,000 to 400,000.They were paying a full 3% and the bank was giving direct.When volume came in some of these banks outsourced the assignment of listings to asset management companies who took a 1% referral and made you pay for their certifications and platforms they described as FREE and a benefit to the bank.It wasn't free just ripping off the brokers with fees meanwhile the AM companies and banks are getting the full benefit.This is exactly why many in the game have switched to the short sale side.More volume,full commission,no fees,etc.

All in all in most anything is a gamble and I guess the best we can do is find the safest bet possible.

Let her slide and you gamble that she'll not cost you more money.

Between the stimulus package ($1.2 billion with interest), TARP ($700 million without interest), auto bailout, and now this “mortgage rescueâ€, I see this as Obama taking a huge gamble.

If yes have you gamble or you did title search?

I am gambling on being deflationary for at least the rest of this year.

Betting on appreciation is a gamble that many have lost.

Had they not bought a bank for its mortgage platform.......Like a smaller version of Wachovia