Good luck and chase that dream!

This article is no "fluff" piece and illustrates some of the marco forces in the market that are building as large lenders chase yield.

I have spent a lot of energy chasing down bad leads and getting bad advice from family and friends.

I've heard that margins are slim in Colorado Springs and I don't want to pass on opportunities if I'm chasing the averages I hear on podcasts if they aren't realistic in this market.

It is because they have made their money and the incentive to chase incremental dollars is lower than it is for those working for a living.  

Kuddo's to them- they are doing what they like and not chasing after riches.

I hate to let the cat out of the bag, but this is just one aspect of why I tell beginners to learn real estate instead of this guru monkey business they chase like chickens with their heads cut off and getting into unethical and illegal messes.There is nothing new in real estate and there is nothing that you can do legally that hasn't been done before. 

@Chuck Dyas not the answer to the Q you are asking BUT it looks to me like you have found a distressed seller that everyone on BP is chasing.

"Cut to the chase, what's in it for me?"

There was the time she stood out on her front porch flinging her nightdress over her head (nothing underneath) because, and I quote, “she had to air it out.”Then there was the time she had chased my electrician across the park with a rake screaming “El Diablo!